Trottle sensor
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From: Davis & Newcastle, CA
Wow one of the rare F250s with a 302 in it...
Here brother:
Thats on the bottom of your throttle body (where the air intake hoses meet up to the engine). The part bolted on to the right of that is the IAC.
You actually might need to remove the throttle body to get this part off... At least thats what my repair manual is telling me, I've never had to remove it before.
Here brother:
Thats on the bottom of your throttle body (where the air intake hoses meet up to the engine). The part bolted on to the right of that is the IAC.
You actually might need to remove the throttle body to get this part off... At least thats what my repair manual is telling me, I've never had to remove it before.
Last edited by Skandocious; Dec 6, 2007 at 04:37 PM.
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Originally Posted by redneckgrl88
Thanks. Oh and by the way, I'm a girl 
.......So it's fairly easy to do?
.......So it's fairly easy to do?
Fairly easy to do? I'd imagine so, judging by the instructions. Speaking of which, here's the full instructions:
http://arrc.epnet.com/autoapp/8828/8...ALLATIO111.htm
Maybe if you're cute enough you could get a big macho guy to do it for you
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From: Southern Oregon
Originally Posted by Skandocious
I guessed judging by your username
Fairly easy to do? I'd imagine so, judging by the instructions. Speaking of which, here's the full instructions:
http://arrc.epnet.com/autoapp/8828/8828R04_REMOVAL___INSTALLATIO111.htm
Maybe if you're cute enough you could get a big macho guy to do it for you
Fairly easy to do? I'd imagine so, judging by the instructions. Speaking of which, here's the full instructions:
http://arrc.epnet.com/autoapp/8828/8828R04_REMOVAL___INSTALLATIO111.htm
Maybe if you're cute enough you could get a big macho guy to do it for you
I wish there was someone to work on it, sadly I know more about the truck then most guys I know lol
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Lol, fair enough.. alot of the younger generation these days seems to lack knowledge. So sad. That's weird that it doesn't work for you.. it works for me.
Just make sure you got some plugs or clamps for the coolant lines going to the throttle body. Or else you'll make a big mess. It's usually a good idea to replace the gasket while you're at it.. mine was in good shape so it was no biggie. Just ask if you need anymore guidance.
Just make sure you got some plugs or clamps for the coolant lines going to the throttle body. Or else you'll make a big mess. It's usually a good idea to replace the gasket while you're at it.. mine was in good shape so it was no biggie. Just ask if you need anymore guidance.
