Where is TPS located?
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Where is TPS located?
Throttle Position Sensor... Anyone have a pic? I can't find it! I have a 2004 F250 Ext Cab 4x4 5.4. A picture would be great! I know its part of the air intake but is it covered by something else?
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Originally Posted by projectSHO89
It's on the throttle body. Remember, it has to sense the angle of the throttle plate so it will be mounted directly the shaft on which the plate is mounted.
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if you have tps you wont have a throttle cable the throttle body took the place of the carb and is in the same spot on the engine the tps should be on the side similar to the old choke setup on the older vehicle but at the bottom
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Originally Posted by 94yj
if you have tps you wont have a throttle cable the throttle body took the place of the carb and is in the same spot on the engine the tps should be on the side similar to the old choke setup on the older vehicle but at the bottom
Follow the intake tubing from the air filter back to the intake manifold on the top of the engine. The throttle body is bolted directly on the front of the intake manifold and the air intake tube is clamped directly onto the trottle body. The TPS is bolted onto the side of the throttle body inline on the shaft connected to the butterfly in the throttle body. There should only be two bolts to remove the TPS.
See the cast aluminum intake manifold on top of the engine in the pic. Directly above that there is a black plastic coverm the throttle body is behind that. You will have to disconnect the intake tube to pull off the cover.
Last edited by dkf; Jan 16, 2008 at 02:21 PM.
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From: Pa
Originally Posted by 94yj
so i stand corrected the trucks i have dealt with are the fly by wire tps system
I still like throttle cable better, there is no delay in throttle response.
