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This guide will explain how to replace a failing throttle position sensor or TPS in a 2006 Ford Mustang with the 4.0L V6 motor. You may need to complete this repair if you have a rough idle or if the car is hesitating while accelerating. Your car may also display a check engine light. You can have an auto parts store or mechanic read the check engine code to confirm that this is in fact the issue you are having.
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Pull the release lever for the hood.
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Slide the latch under the center of the hood to the left and then open the hood.
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Disconnect the positive battery terminal by loosening the 10 mm nut and pulling the wire of the red battery terminal.
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Remove the connector attached to the TPS by sliding back the red clip and pulling.
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Use a T20 Torx screwdriver to remove the two bolts holding in the sensor.
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Install the new TPS and put the two T20 Torx bolts back in.
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Connect the connector to the new TPS and make sure the red clip is pushed forward.
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Reconnect the positive battery terminal, by tightening the 10 mm nut and putting the red cover back over it.
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Close the hood and make sure it is closed securely.
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Start the car and make sure that it is running normally.
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