ECCPP Throttle Position Sensor TPS Fit for Ford Bronc, for Ford F-150 F-250 F-350, for Ford E-150 E-250 E-350 Econoline, for Ford E-250 E-350 Econoline Club Wagon 12339051 12339049 Throttle Sensor

ECCPP Throttle Position Sensor TPS Fit for Ford Bronc, for Ford F-150 F-250 F-350, for Ford E-150 E-250 E-350 Econoline, for Ford E-250 E-350 Econoline Club Wagon 12339051 12339049 Throttle Sensor

$ 21.41

Score By Feature

Based on 147 ratings

Satisfaction

8.49

Value for money

8.49

Delivery

8.15

Giftable

8.14

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Product Description

The throttle sensor will enable you to solve the check engine light on, faulty codes or engine stalling, etc. Our products can accurately and quickly feed the position data of the throttle to the engine controller to enhance ignition efficiency, reduce fuel consumption and increase

- Made to meet OEM specifications, 100% brand new aftermarket unit. Our products are shipped from the USA, which provides fast shipping and good service. Factory price with higher cost-effectiveness.

It should be noted, there are two different products on the market, the joints of which differ. Before you buy, make sure that the sensor joints that you already have and the ones we offer are compatible.

Questions & Answers

Do you have any information on whether this works on an 1995 Ford F-150 The following 150 quotes are from ?

I believe so. There is no fitment problem with 95 Ford F-100s

Is it possible that it will increase idle speed when the AC is on with Holly 4-barrel ?

There is not enough information. That may be the case here. a single barrel carburetor equipped with an electric choke), this TPS works as a stock replacement part. It works in conjunction with the mixture control solenoid on the driver side of the carburetor to control idle speed. If everything works fine when the AC is off, and the idle speed decreases when the unit is on, then this problem may be a problem with the AC or with an electrical boost solenoid that boosts the engine idle when the AC is ( It is the shaft pushing against the throttle shaft that has a cylinder on it. This can be due to a technological advancement)

My 1993 Ford E-350 is having a problem - will this fix it The 350 economy 7 can be found at your local auto dealer. Why does the engine light come on in my 5L?

If it can be done, I believe I have a 1993 Ford E-150 and it worked perfectly

Is this part compatible with a 1997 Ford F-350 The number of 350 is ?

I believe that this will work perfectly with 97 Ford F-150

Selected User Reviews For ECCPP Throttle Position Sensor TPS Fit for Ford Bronc, for Ford F-150 F-250 F-350, for Ford E-150 E-250 E-350 Econoline, for Ford E-250 E-350 Econoline Club Wagon 12339051 12339049 Throttle Sensor

Don't let anything go wrong! This item is not compatible with every vehicle listed

3/5

It is important for buyers to be aware that this part may not fit their vehicle, even if it is listed as compatible. A 1986 Ford F-150 came with this hood ornament With the 4, you will have 150 points. Due to a faulty TPS sensor, the truck had a bad idle going up and down with the old 9L engine. Here is the part I bought, swapped them out, and yes, this part physically fits to replace the old part. However, if you look at the attached image, you can see that although the outside of this part looks the same, the tabs inside the hole are in completely different locations. In the end, my car idled very high (at around 1300rpm even when warm, instead of around 700rpm as it should), but worse, it started pinging like crazy, having the incorrect air/fuel mixture or perhaps even changing the timing due to this cause. Luckily I noticed this quickly, before it could do a lot of damage to the engine. It runs you crazy now that the truck runs so well. I went to an auto parts store and bought a replacement part (at three times the price of this piece), installed it, and now it runs. The tabs were in the correct places on that part. Therefore, please be cautious! Thanks a lot.

Augustine SLATER

| Aug 14, 2020

It has so far been a good experience

4/5

We put this in today, and everything is working fine so far. The only thing that kept me from giving it a 5/5 was the lack of mounting hardware that was included. The voltage was not right on the first try, so I had to do a slight clockwise rotation to get it to work correctly, so keep that in mind if you are We'll have to wait and see whether this cheapie holds up, hopefully.

Elle Oneill

| Jan 06, 2021

Worked but not as expected

3/5

The price you pay is the quality you get. I received a product that was defective and did not function. A local auto parts store had one that worked perfectly. I returned it and got one from them.

Heaven Clay

| Apr 07, 2021

As far as I can tell, everything is going well

5/5

Ive got a 1990 Ford F-150 with a TPS I tried the 150, but found it a little out of range, so I decided to try this one because of the price. was easy to install, and it worked well when tested The voltage at idle is just around 1 volt, and the voltage at idle is just around 4 volts. It is at 0V at full throttle. It's held up for the last few years according to the meter, so I hope it will last for a few more.

Ricardo Stanton

| Apr 14, 2021

You get a lot for your money! This product meets its advertised specifications

5/5

I mean, what else is there to I have had the check engine light off for the past three months.

Ansley Newton

| Sep 08, 2020

For the price, this is a great product

5/5

I saved about $25 by purchasing this part rather than going to an auto part store. With this part, my truck was idling much higher, and I was able to correct the issue for a reasonable price.