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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / April 2009

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SLM - 09 Mar 2009 00:22 GMT
Where is the idle speed sensor located on a 1998 ford F150 4.6 ?
david - 09 Mar 2009 01:37 GMT
> Where is the idle speed sensor located on a 1998 ford F150 4.6 ?

There is no such sensor.  There is a crankshaft position sensor, and a
camshaft position sensor, which the computer uses to determine engine
RPM, among other things.  Perhaps if you described the problem you're
having, someone here may be able to help you.
GasSaver - 11 Apr 2009 17:23 GMT
>> Where is the idle speed sensor located on a 1998 ford F150 4.6 ?
>
> There is no such sensor.  There is a crankshaft position sensor, and a
> camshaft position sensor, which the computer uses to determine engine
> RPM, among other things.  Perhaps if you described the problem you're
> having, someone here may be able to help you.

I think you unintentionally made a mistake in your wording. This is
probably what you want to say:

> There is a crankshaft position sensor, and a crank position sensor.

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david - 12 Apr 2009 00:22 GMT
>>> Where is the idle speed sensor located on a 1998 ford F150 4.6 ?
>>
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>
>> There is a crankshaft position sensor, and a crank position sensor.

No, I didn't make a mistake, you did.
 
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