Questions & Answers for: Ford F-150 body

Where is the "IAC" sensor on my 2001 f-150 super crew? It is mounted to the back of the throttle body. You will have to remove the plastic throttle body cover to see it Don't know what engine you have

...the MAFS ( Mass Air Flow Sensor ) which tells the truck how much air is flowing into the throttle body ( for Air / Fuel ratio with pulse width on the injectors ). This is in the body of the air ...

...wont hold idle I would start with checking the IAC ( Idle Air Control ) on the back of the throttle body. This provides air to the throttle body when the butterfly is closed ( idle ). Some times they ...

how do i get the main body of the lock out of the how do i get the main body of the lock out, out of the hub. i don't see a lockin ring. im just trying to replace the brake rotor and can't figure out ...

new fuel pump on it Might want to check the IAC ( Idle Air Controller ) on the back of the throttle body. You will need to remove the plastic throttle body cover to gain access to it. 2 8mm head bolts

Location of the IAC value on a 2004 Ford F150 XLT pickup with an 8 cylinder Triton engine The New Body Style 5.4 does not have an IAC, this is controlled by the throttle position motor on the side of ...

...working Overdrive would not engage at 35+ mph. Took trans pan off, removed filter, dropped valve body out. Found broken snap ring on overdrive servo. Removed and replaced snap ring. Opened valve ...

throttle body is sticking sticks open and wont close on its own Get the throttlebody gasket. Take the throttle body off, get some throttle body cleaner. clean all the buildup off, make sure not to ...

...this code throttle actuator controll system forced limited power It is NOT a failed Throttle Body FORGET the 2100 ford codes The problem is bad cop ignition coils Change the spark plugs Change ...

how to change mounts how to replace body mounts place a trolley jack under the body sill / floor ( use a piece of board so the you do not dent the panel). Un do the body bolts through the insulators ...