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Rather than posting in an old thread, Id figured I generate a new one. I'm pretty sure my TPS is on the way out. But this post is about compatibility.
I currently have the one on the right, which is a DOORMAN, which I'm pretty sure is bad. I purchased the one the on left, (DY-967,) which does not work. The pin that actuates the sensor does not turn the middle portion, so the throttle has no response.
I took a Doorman 699-200 out of the truck (bad one.) But, after some research, I don't think that is the correct sensor anyway. Doorman lists a 299-122 as the correct 7.3 TPS. The 699-200 did work for quite some time (old owner put it in years ago.)
The cheapest Doorman 699-122 I can find is $125. I'm not opposed to buying it, I just like OEM and would prefer a Ford part.
Does anyone have any insight?
Ok, so DY-967 is not the correct part. The way the Ford parts guy explained it to me, is that DY-967 is the TPS for a sensor that would be mounted on the engine (i.e. gas, I would imagine. )
I'm gonna
9F-832 is the correct Ford part number. However, you cannot purchase just that part. Ford requires you to purchase the entire pedal assembly as pictured above, with a part # 9F-836, which would include the new sensor as well.
according to him, when a Ford part becomes obsolete, they sell the blueprints to Dorman, who the manufactures the part.
Doorman sells just the sensor with various part numbers.
I took a Doorman 699-200 out of the truck (the one that failed,) but also saw a listed part number of 699-113 on the Doorman website.
I guess my decision is OEM or aftermarket at this point. The pedal assembly is about $270
I did just that today, I ordered the complete go pedal assy. I was told that the pedal has been redesigned, and I have to order a bracket to go along with it since mine is still the original...
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