Standard Ignition Accelerator Pedal Sensor P/N:APS601
Standard Ignition APS473 accelerator pedal sensor for the 2013-2019 Ford Taurus and other vehicles reports pedal position to the ECU.
Hesitation when you press the pedal, uneven throttle response or a warning light can come from a failing sensor. Worn wiring, a loose connector or a throttle body fault can be behind the same symptoms, so find out which it is before you buy.
It fits the 2013-2019 Ford Taurus, the 2013-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan and the 2014-2018 Ford Special Service Police Sedan, and each takes one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One accelerator pedal sensor with its pedal assembly and mounting bracket. Hardware is not included, so plan on new fasteners because the old ones may not be reusable, and the linkage is not attached.
Interchange: 2-80373
PPS1373 · PPSC20076 · DG1Z9F836B · DG1Z9F836D · DG1Z9F836F
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this accelerator pedal sensor right for the 2013-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan?
Yes. Standard Ignition APS473 fits the 2013-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan, and that vehicle takes one sensor.
Does the Standard Ignition APS473 come with the pedal assembly and bracket?
Yes. Standard Ignition APS473 includes the pedal assembly and the mounting bracket. Hardware is not included, and the linkage is not attached.
How many terminals does the connector on this accelerator pedal sensor have?
The sensor has one rectangular, plug-in female connector with six female blade terminals.
What can a failing accelerator pedal sensor feel like on the road?
Hesitation or uneven response when you press the pedal, or a warning light on the dash, can be signs. A shop can test the system with the right tools.
Does Standard Ignition APS473 replace DG1Z9F836B?
Yes. DG1Z9F836B is on the interchange list for Standard Ignition APS473, along with DG1Z9F836D and DG1Z9F836F.
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