Ford F4SZ-9B989-AA
Throttle Position Sensor

The service on the Throttle Position Sensor requires a first step of disconnecting the battery ground cable. One should first remove the engine appearance cover and next disconnect the electrical connector from the throttle position sensor then remove the sensor. Service procedure requires following the opposite steps used for installation.

The first task for servicing the Throttle Position Sensor involves removing the battery ground cable. The process of servicing the Throttle Position Sensor starts by uninstalling the air cleaner assembly followed by removal of the accelerator control snow shield. Detach the electrical connector from the Throttle Position sensor before removing the sensor bolts to extract the component. The installation process should reverse all steps from the removal procedure.

The first step to service the Throttle Position (TP) Sensor requires battery ground cable removal. After removing the clamp loosen it then move the air cleaner outlet tube to the side. Unfasten the accelerator cable snow shield before removing the electrical connector connected to the TP sensor. You must first remove the screws that attach the TP sensor before removing the sensor. You should follow the reverse process during installation to finish the procedure.

The service process requires removal of the battery negative cable before soaking. First disconnect the Throttle Position (TP) sensor electrical connector followed by removal of the air cleaner outlet tube. The next step requires removing the screws which attach the sensor to the system and extracting it. Service and repair of the Throttle Position Sensor is performed by reversing removal steps.

The service and repair process for the Throttle Position Sensor requires beginning by detaching the battery ground cable. Remove the clamp then arrange the air cleaner outlet tube in a position to the side. First, remove the accelerator cable snow shield followed by disconnecting the electrical connector from the Throttle Position (TP) sensor. Start by unscrewing and then extracting the Throttle Position sensor. Instructions for installation require execution of the removal steps in reverse order.

Service and repairs of the Throttle Position Sensor require the removal of accelerator splash shield securing bolts to start. Before starting work on the Throttle Position (TP) sensor disconnect its electrical connector. Very first you should detach the screws which keep the TP sensor mounted. Once replacement or repair is completed on the sensor you should reverse the uninstallation steps to secure it.

Service and repair of the Throttle Position Sensor requires starting with battery ground cable disconnection. During service, the initial step requires complete removal of the accelerator control snow shield. First disconnect the Throttle Position (TP) sensor connector followed by removing the sensor from its place. When installing turn all steps of the removal process in reverse order.

The service process requires removal of the battery negative cable before soaking. First disconnect the Throttle Position (TP) sensor electrical connector followed by removal of the air cleaner outlet tube. The next step requires removing the screws which attach the sensor to the system and extracting it. Service and repair of the Throttle Position Sensor is performed by reversing removal steps.

The first step for servicing the Throttle Position (TP) Sensor requires disconnecting the battery ground cable. First disconnect the TP sensor electrical connector and remove the air cleaner outlet tube. The sensor needs to be removed after removing all its securing screws. The installation process should start by following the reverse steps of removal.

The first step to maintain and fix the Throttle Position Sensor involves disconnecting the battery ground cable. Unplug the Throttle Position (TP) sensor electrical connector after which you can remove the screws holding the TP sensor in place then slide it out. The new or repaired TP sensor installation requires following the reverse procedure to fasten it securely.

Service and repair of the Throttle Position Sensor requires disconnecting the battery ground cable as the first step. The service begins by taking out both the air cleaner assembly and accelerator control snow shield from the vehicle. First disconnect the Throttle Position (TP) sensor electrical connector after which you should remove the sensor bolts. You can install the Throttle Position Sensor by performing the steps in reverse order of removal.

The first step for repairing and serving the Throttle Position Sensor is to detach the battery ground cable. The next step involves removing two bolts that hold the accelerator control splash shield in place before putting it to the side. The work process begins by disconnecting the engine breather hose along with the Idle Air Control (IAC) valve hose which goes next to their respective locations. Illustrations display the procedure for 5.4L and the 4.6L engine service requires the same steps. First remove the electrical connector from the Throttle Position (TP) sensor followed by the bolt removal that secures the sensor. The installation process includes executing the steps in opposite order from removal.

Begin service and repair work of the Throttle Position Sensor by uninstalling the Idle Air Control valve followed by disconnecting the electrical connector of the Throttle Position sensor. You will begin the Throttle Position Sensor service by first removing the screws that secure the TP sensor before taking out the sensor from the vehicle. Implement measurements of new screws for installation steps and then execute the reverse order of removal steps for the TP sensor. A proper WOT test using the throttle lever should follow installation to verify smooth throttle operation.

Performing service on the Throttle Position Sensor requires removing the battery ground cable followed by unconnecting the electrical connector from the TP sensor. Start by removing the screws securing the TP sensor and afterward extracting the sensor from the vehicle. Follow the opposite process of removal to perform installation. Open the throttle lever to Wide Open Throttle until it returns without any detected interference after installing the fresh sensor. The Throttle Position sensor is incapable of adjustment because replacing it becomes necessary when install additional adjustments.

You must eliminate the throttle body as your first step for servicing the Throttle Position Sensor (TP sensor). First remove the TP sensor by taking out screws which fasten it to the Throttle Position sensor. Revert the steps used for removal to install the part. The throttle position sensor requires replacement when it becomes faulty since the sensor cannot receive any adjustment. When installing the sensor you must check that the throttle lever functions properly in the Wide Open Throttle position before it reaches its stop.

The beginning of Throttle Position (TP) Sensor servicing requires disconnecting the battery ground cable followed by removing the engine appearance cover. Start by removing components in the precise order described in the corresponding illustration alongside the table. Implement the reverse steps of installation to complete service.

Service of the Throttle Position Sensor (TP sensor) requires initial removal of the throttle body together with removal of screws fixing the TP sensor. Reinstall the unit following the steps for removing it. The throttle position sensor requires replacement whenever it becomes necessary since it lacks any adjustment capabilities. Following installation proceed to operate the throttle lever to Wide Open Throttle (WOT) until it returns to its rest position freely.

Disconnection of power supply cable from battery followed by removal of electrical connector to Throttle Position (TP) sensor should be the first step for servicing the Throttle Position Sensor. Start by taking out the TP sensor after you remove all its securing screws. Follow the reverse order of removal to install the device by placing rotary tangs over the throttle shaft blade and rotating the throttle position sensor. Correct installation of the throttle position sensor matters because incorrect setup will result in excessive idle speed conditions.

The service operation for throttle position (TP) sensor starts with disconnecting the battery ground cable followed by removing the TP sensor electrical connector. Proceed to remove the TP sensor retaining screws while making sure to tighten them to 10 Nm (89 lb-in) during the installation phase. Resume the procedure by installing the new or repaired sensor after removing the TP sensor.

The first step for servicing the Throttle Position Sensor requires disconnecting the battery ground cable. The service process starts with removing the engine appearance cover and disconnecting the electrical connector of the Throttle Position (TP) sensor to extract the sensor itself. The installation of the new sensor requires performing the reverse order from removal steps.

Service of the Throttle Position Sensor begins with disconnecting both the battery ground cable and the Throttle Position (TP) sensor electrical connector. The TP sensor becomes accessible after the removal of its securing screws. When reinstalling the throttle position sensor follow the reverse order of removal steps to achieve correct installation that prevents excessive idle speed problems. Propagate the rotary tangs into position across the throttle shaft blade after which rotate the throttle position sensor until it is securely maintained.

The first step in servicing the Throttle Position (TP) Sensor requires removing the battery ground cable. Start by unfastening the air cleaner inlet assembly along with its associated pipe. The TP sensor electrical connector needs to be unplugged. Loosening the TP sensor screws by one or two full turns with hand tools precedes the use of appropriate high-speed drivers for removal because inappropriate removal methods could damage the screws. The installation requires the disposal of both screws and the Throttle Position sensor. The procedure calls for employing fresh screws and sensors because old components may not be reused according to the specifications. Before installing the new TP sensor position its radial locator tab correctly against the radial locator hole in the throttle body. Secure the new TP sensor onto position by using two new screws which need to be tightened to 3 Nm (27 lb-in). Reattach the TP sensor electrical connector followed by reinstalling the air cleaner and its inlet pipe and then connect the battery ground cable.

First disconnect the ground cable from the battery before starting the work on the Throttle Position Sensor. Start by unfastening the bolts that maintain the accelerator splash shield then disconnect the electrical connection of the Throttle Position (TP) sensor. You must first detach the TP sensor through its securing screws. The installation process should involve performing the opposite actions of removal.

The service procedure for the throttle position (TP) sensor begins by taking out the battery ground cable. The service of idle air control (IAC) sensor and TP sensor requires disconnecting their electrical connectors. Unfasten the bolts which secure the IAC sensor and afterward extract the sensor from its position. The first step requires removing the bolts connected to the TP sensor while also taking out the TP sensor. Simply do the opposite steps used for removal to install back.

The service and repair work on the Throttle Position Sensor begins by disconnecting the battery ground cable followed by removing the engine appearance cover. Before installing new parts the user must disconnect both the electrical cable from the Throttle Position sensor and remove the sensor unit itself. Reposition the sensor according to the reverse installation method.

Service of the Throttle Position Sensor requires starting with battery ground cable removal. The service of the Idle Air Control (IAC) sensor requires disconnecting its electrical connectors together with those of the Throttle Position (TP) sensor. Untighten the bolts holding the IAC sensor and proceed to remove first the IAC sensor and then the bolts. The first step should be the removal of TP sensor bolts before extracting the TP sensor. Reinstallation of the components should proceed in the opposite order of removal.

Starting the service and repair process for the Throttle Position Sensor requires the battery ground strap to be disconnected first. Begin with the removal of the accelerator control snow shield followed by disconnecting electrical power from the Throttle Position (TP) sensor before removing it. The installation method for the new sensor requires following the steps in reverse order to the removal process.

One needs to disconnect the battery cable from the ground before starting the Throttle Position Sensor service by removing the engine appearance cover. Proceed by detaching the electrical connector from the Throttle Position (TP) sensor before taking out the component. Safety instructions for sensor installation include performing the opposite steps of removal.

One must disconnect the battery ground cable before servicing and repairing the Throttle Position Sensor. The first step to service the Throttle Position (TP) sensor includes disconnecting its electrical connector. You should first detach the TP sensor with screws before removing it from the sensor. After installing the Throttle Position Sensor follow the opposite steps of removal.

Reverse the removal procedure.

Remove the screws securing the TP sensor and take out the sensor itself.

Remove the screws securing the TP sensor and take out the sensor itself.

Reverse the removal procedure.

Remove the bolts securing the accelerator control splash shield.

Disconnect the TP sensor electrical connector.

Remove the bolts securing the sensor and take it out.

Disconnect the battery ground cable.

No, the process for the 4.6L engine is similar to that of the 3.8L engine.

Disconnect the battery ground cable.

Reverse the removal procedure.

Reverse the removal procedure.

No, the TP sensor is not adjustable; if replacement is needed, a new sensor must be installed.

Cycle the throttle lever to Wide Open Throttle (WOT) to ensure it returns without interference.

Reverse the removal procedure to complete the process.

Disconnect the connector and remove the screws securing the sensor.

Reverse the removal procedure to complete the process.

Reverse the removal procedure.