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TPS Throttle Position Sensor & IAC Idle Speed Air Control Valve for Ford E-150

TPS Throttle Position Sensor & IAC Idle Speed Air Control Valve for Ford E-150

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TPS Throttle Position Sensor & IAC Idle Speed Air Control Valve for Ford E-150

This TPS throttle position sensor and IAC idle speed air control valve assembly for Ford E-150 monitors throttle plate angle and regulates idle air bypass to maintain proper engine idle speed and throttle response.

Overview

This TPS throttle position sensor and IAC idle speed air control valve set for Ford E-150 provides two critical engine management components in one package. The TPS throttle position sensor signals the ECM with throttle position data, while the IAC idle speed air control valve adjusts bypass air to stabilize idle. These parts are intended for the Ford E-150 to restore accurate air-fuel metering and consistent idle behavior.

Built For Performance

  • Direct replacement design matches original TPS and IAC mounting and electrical connector configurations
  • TPS provides linear voltage output for accurate throttle angle reporting to the engine computer
  • IAC valve uses a stepper motor for precise idle air control across varying engine loads
  • Durable housing and internal components resist heat and vibration commonly found in engine bays
  • Includes both sensors for a complete idle and throttle circuit maintenance set

Fits These Machines

  • for Ford E-150

On-The-Job Use

  • Replace faulty TPS to correct hesitation or surging during acceleration
  • Install new IAC to resolve rough or stalling idle in stop-and-go driving
  • Use as a preventive maintenance pair during engine tune-ups

Specs At A Glance

Part Type Throttle Position Sensor & Idle Air Control Valve
Compatibility Ford E-150
Quantity 2 pieces (1 TPS, 1 IAC)

Good To Know

Q: Will this work with my Ford E-150 engine? A: This assembly is designed for the Ford E-150, but verify your engine displacement and year to confirm correct connector and thread compatibility before ordering.

Q: What tools are needed for installation? A: Basic hand tools such as a socket set and screwdriver are typically required, and the TPS and IAC can be accessed on or near the throttle body.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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