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The OEM switch is not the only contact switch made. Their are lots of them out there. They just require a little modding of the pedal bracket.
In my case, I already have the pedal assembly modded to fine tune each switch. Modding the pedal assembly to accept a slightly different switch is minor. But, I guess it's not for everyone.
The OEM switch is not the only contact switch made. Their are lots of them out there. They just require a little modding of the pedal bracket.
In my case, I already have the pedal assembly modded to fine tune each switch. Modding the pedal assembly to accept a slightly different switch is minor. But, I guess it's not for everyone.
Several years ago, I searched and searched for the IVS part number. You can't find it by itself. Seems crazy that's the case and I didn't like buying the whole pedal assembly, but glad I did. If you can mod a switch to make it work that's great. For me, it was money well spent not having to deal with a dead pedal when you need to accelerate.
Can that be done with no ill effects? I'm aware the TPS and IVS are separate units.
As you most likely know , the IVS is a throttle override switch . It tells the PCM that its you holding the pedal where it is and is not just stuck . Most any micro switch (NO IIRC) could be modified to work .
As you most likely know , the IVS is very close toa throttle override switch . It tells the PCM that its you holding the pedal where it is and is not just stuck . Most any micro switch (NO IIRC) could be modified to work .
I just ordered one of these: EATON CUTLER HAMMER E47BMS04. It's very close to the OEM IVS and only $25.
Ford invested resources into incorporating an IVS. I have de***ted many things on my truck. The IVS will not be one of them.
Thanks to all of you for your input and have a good weekend.