Standard Ignition Throttle Position Sensor Kit,Throttle Position Sensor P/N:TPR105
Standard TH381 throttle position sensor for the 2004-2006 Ford F-150 V8 4.6L, the 2004-2010 F-150 V8 5.4L and other vehicles monitors the throttle body valve position for the engine's electronic control unit. It is designed specifically for Ford vehicles and tested to match OE performance.
A worn or failing throttle position sensor can show up as hesitation when you accelerate, an unsteady idle or a check engine light. Before you replace the sensor, rule out a vacuum leak, a dirty throttle body and a damaged wire or connector, since those can bring on similar symptoms.
The TH381 is a throttle position sensor for the 2005-2010 Ford Mustang V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L, the 2007-2012 Mustang V8 5.4L and the 2004-2010 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L. If your car or truck is not named here, look up its year and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Fit and size
Build and materials
This listing is one throttle position sensor, and each vehicle takes one.
Is the Standard TH381 a throttle position sensor for the 2004-2010 Ford F-150 V8 5.4L?
Yes. Standard TH381 fits the 2004-2006 Ford F-150 V8 4.6L and the 2004-2010 F-150 V8 5.4L. For other vehicles, use the "Vehicles it fits" section.
How many terminals does the Standard TH381 connector have?
Standard TH381 has a plug-in female connector with four male blade terminals.
Can a worn throttle position sensor cause hesitation or a rough idle?
Yes, it can. A sensor that gives a wrong throttle position reading may show up as hesitation, an uneven idle or a check engine light, and a shop can read the codes to confirm.
Is the TH381 tested to match OE performance?
Yes. Standard TH381 is tested and calibrated to match OE performance, and it is designed specifically for Ford vehicles.
Where is this throttle position sensor made?
The country of origin is Mexico. The sensor is designed and manufactured in North America.
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