A-Premium TPS Throttle Position Sensor Compatible with

If your vehicle is exhibiting rough idle, poor throttle response, or inconsistent acceleration and diagnostics point to the throttle position sensor, this A-Premium unit provides an affordable, OE-style swap. Built to OE tolerances and tested for performance, the sensor replaces worn or failing units on a range of models, simplifying repair and helping return drivability without extensive calibration or programming on most applications.

Which vehicles will this throttle position sensor fit?

This TPS covers many Ford, Lincoln, Mercury and select Mazda applications across the 1990s and early 2000s. Check the reference numbers or your VIN and original part number to confirm compatibility before ordering.

• Ford: E-series vans, Excursion, Expedition, F-series (F-150, F-250/350/450/550, Super Duty), Mustang, Ranger, Taurus (specific years listed).
• Lincoln: Aviator, Blackwood, Continental, LS, Mark VIII, Navigator, Town Car (various years).
• Mercury & Mazda: Cougar, Grand Marquis, Marauder, Mountaineer, Sable, Mazda B2500 (select years).
• Reference cross numbers: CX1488, DY967, TH157T and OE numbers like F4SF9B989AA; verify fitment first.

How does this replacement sensor improve vehicle performance?

The TPS supplies throttle position data to the engine control unit so fuel and ignition timing adjust correctly. Replacing a faulty sensor helps eliminate hesitation, surging, or erratic idle that stem from incorrect throttle angle readings.

• Restores accurate voltage/angle feedback to the ECU for smoother throttle response.
• Reduces stumbling and idle instability caused by degraded sensor output.
• Works as a plug-and-play replacement on vehicles that don’t require relearn procedures.

What are the construction and quality features of the A-Premium TPS?

This unit is produced under strict manufacturing standards to match OE fit and function. It uses durable materials and undergoes multiple tests to ensure consistent electrical performance and a longer service life than worn originals.

• Made to OE-style dimensions and pin configuration for direct replacement.
• Final inspection and electrical testing to meet performance expectations.
• Backed by a one-year unlimited-mileage warranty for added confidence.

How easy is installation and what should I check before buying?

Installation is typically straightforward: unplug the harness, remove the old sensor, and install the replacement in the throttle body. However, verify the exact part number and vehicle year to avoid misfit, and follow any vehicle-specific relearn steps after installation.

• Simple electrical connector and three-bolt mounting for most covered models.
• Confirm compatibility with provided reference numbers and your vehicle’s OEM part number.
• Some vehicles may require an ECU throttle relearn or reset; consult the repair manual.

Who is this for: Owners and independent technicians working on late-1990s to early-2000s Ford, Lincoln, Mercury or Mazda vehicles who need a cost-effective, OE-style throttle position sensor replacement. It suits DIY mechanics wanting a reliable, direct-fit part and professional shops that demand consistent fitment and a one-year warranty for peace of mind.