Throttle position sensor replacement

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Asked by Stephanie Oct 31, 2018 at 10:39 AM about the 2002 Ford Focus ZTW Wagon

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Is it possible to just replace the throttle position
sensor on my 2002 Ford Focus ztw wagon
automatic transmission dohc

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Yes, you can replace the throttle position sensor without doing anything else unless something else is needs replacement. It's a simple part that attaches to the throttle body and a wire harness plugs into it. Easy, inexpensive repair.

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Thanks. I had the part my mechanic buddy said it wasn’t right that it was 180 out. I honestly don’t know. Returned that part but reordered from someone else in case was wrong part

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What size of Star s screwdriver do I need to remove the throttle position sensor on a 2006 Ford focus

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That sounds like a Torx screw fastener, try a T20. But on my Taurus it's a large Phillips head. It's tight so get a good fitting bit with some leverage.

I need to see a picture of a throttle position sensor for a Ford Focus SE automatic and where it's located.

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