The location of the oil temp sensor on my 2005 f150 5.4 xlt.

The output speed sensor on a 2014 Ford F150 XLT is typically located on the transmission tailshaft or the rear of the transmission case. It is used to measure the rotational speed of the transmission output shaft and send a signal to the vehicle's powertrain control module (PCM) indicating the transmission gear ratio.
I would recommend checking the vehicle's service manual for a more specific location and a diagram of the sensor, as the location and installation may vary depending on the specific transmission model and options your Ford F150 XLT has.
The output speed sensor is typically a small, cylindrical sensor that is mounted to the transmission case. It is connected to the PCM via a harness and may be located near the transmission oil pan or near the output shaft.
If you're unsure of its location or have trouble finding it, a professional mechanic will be able to locate and diagnose any issues with the output speed sensor.

This appears to be a follow up of a question I answered earlier. Posting follow ups here doesn't work because each question has no context the the others. You must have deleted the earlier one or you posted anonymously.

According to this, only the 2002 model had an oil temperature sensor.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2005+gmc+envoy+oil+temperature+sensor+location

Your best bet would be to download a manual so you are sure what this gauge ACTUALLY is. HERE it is

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/61408/Gmc-2005-Gmc-Envoy.html?page=167#manual

Top row: Oil Pressure - Battery Volts
Bottom row: Fuel Tank Level - Coolant Temperature

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Dear Eojamio,
First, call you local Kia dealer and ask them.
I checked and I found there is no oil temperature sensor on your car.
There is a oil pressure sensor.
There is also a coolant temperature sensor.
Any Kia dealer should tell you 1) what the code means, and 2) where the sensors are located.
Know that you may not be able to see them, even with a flashlight, as they are often "buried" in spaces around the engine compartment.
God bless your efforts.

More than likely two on the block, possibly one on the radiator on the end on the lower radiator hose side.

vehicle speed sensor located on rear output case of transfer case

PO195 is oil temp sensor malfunction reason car has no power is a fail safe comp is getting oil temp false reading as a protection feature engine will run in safe mode oil temp reads normal range engine failure can result from oil temp very high that will cause the oil to boil and not be able to lubricate engine boiled oil is same as using water

if the engine temp is ok test the wire to oil sensor for power and ground for the switch if power ground replace the oil temp sensor

hope this helped you

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either coolant temp or oil sending unit sensors

One of two sensors are bad. I'm guessing by the fact that the TEMP is not registering, that that temp sensor is bad. It sends a signal to the computer to activate the fans. A trip to the library in the automotive section may help locate this sensor. Then off to the Auto Store for the part. Good Luck

looking at  the  front of  the engine, just to  the right and behind  the  distributor cap. You  will  see a  wire attached (push on).