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In this video, 1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a broken, worn out, or damaged throttle position sensor. This video is applicable to the 01 Ford Ranger
🔧 Instructions:
1. Removing the Throttle Position Sensor 0:52
2. Installing the Throttle Position Sensor 2:38
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mine on my 89 is tight behind the idle air control valve. I have to take the throttle body off then IACV off then the tps boooooo today is going to suck.
I did exactly this and my car is still saying change tps
Yeah changing a TPS on the 2.5ltr 4 cylinder is a pain in the ass
hope you have time to answer . well i am planning to change mine but in doing diagnostics on live setting i noticed that with my foot off the gas on the 1996 ranger 2.3 that is shows 18% throttle. never goes below that. i am having wierd shift problems with the transmission and a little idle fluctuation? is that normal position?