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Accelerator Position Sensor - Difference between 1995 & 1996?

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Also known as Throttle Position sensor. When looking up part numbers for pedal assemblies, there is a different part listed for 1994-1995 trucks (F5TZ9F836A) than for 1996-1997 trucks (F6TZ9F836AA). The 1996-1997 part is MUCH cheaper, and also has the sensor available by itself from Dorman. Does anyone know what the difference is between these sensors or pedal assemblies? Can I put a pedal assembly from a 1996-1997 on my 1995?

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Michael Pliska
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I too have wondered "how can you wear out a throttle pedal position sensor"...but I guess it happens! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shrug.gif

As for throttle pedal "sensitivity", depending on what chip selection I choose, if I choose the two highest settings, I have more than ample "sensitivity"! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggrin.gif
I can't imagine needing more, but perhaps for a stock engine it may be more desirable.

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