Standard Ignition Accelerator Pedal Sensor P/N:APS481
Standard Ignition APS424 accelerator pedal sensor for the 2009-2012 Ford Escape and other vehicles sends the pedal's position to the electronic throttle control system. It is engineered specifically to integrate with that system on Ford, Mazda and Mercury vehicles.
Hesitation, uneven throttle response or a warning light can mean the pedal sensor is failing. A damaged throttle body, worn wiring or a loose connector can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before you buy a new sensor.
It fits the 2009-2012 Ford Escape, the 2009-2011 Mazda Tribute and the 2009-2011 Mercury Mariner. This listing is one sensor, and a 2009-2012 Ford Escape takes one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One accelerator pedal sensor with its mounting bracket and pedal assembly. Mounting hardware is not included, so plan on new bolts.
Interchange: 2-80324
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Is the Standard Ignition APS424 the right accelerator pedal sensor for a 2009-2012 Ford Escape?
Yes. Standard Ignition APS424 fits the 2009-2012 Ford Escape, the 2009-2011 Mazda Tribute and the 2009-2011 Mercury Mariner.
Does the APS424 accelerator pedal sensor come with bolts?
No. Mounting hardware is not included, though the mounting bracket and pedal assembly are, so plan on new bolts.
How many pins does the Standard Ignition APS424 connector have?
The Standard Ignition APS424 has one oval plug-in connector with six male pin terminals.
How can I tell if a bad pedal sensor is behind my throttle hesitation?
It can show up as hesitation, uneven throttle response or a warning light. A shop can scan the system and test the sensor.
How is this accelerator pedal sensor tested?
End-of-line testing validates precise voltages for reliable, trouble-free operation.
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