Range sensors do just what the name implies. They sense the transmission range the operator of the vehicle has selected. These sensors are important for transmission shift patterns and characteristics. Also in some vehicles they control starting, as you may start an engine in neutral and park alone.
I have heard that too... The sensor mentioned is the "Transmission Range Sensor", which is also commonly known by it's old name "neutral safety / start switch".If you promise to come back to this question and report back if this proves to be a solution, or not, to this problem... I'll refer you to the "Related Questions" below for specific instructions for finding & replacing the transmission range sensor.
Hygrometer is another name for a moisture sensor.
transmission filter.
transducer
I believe it is called the speed sensor.
engine coolant temp sensor.
Another name for a row of mountains is a mountain range.
A gearbox is another name for a transmission.
No. The speed sensor is located on the transmission, and is what drives the speedometer cable, which drives the speedo head. The speedo head is another name for the the speedometer, which is the display gauge that you see while sitting in the car.
operatition
Manual transmission