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352Ford2

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Does any one have diagrams/pics/schematics of the drive by wire on the 05 mustang?

thanks
 

352Ford2

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Come on guys

some one has to know

has anyone even looked at it?
 
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nbk13nw

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I will check my DVD when I get home. Bought the service manual DVD a while ago. I will let you know.
 

Big-Foot

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It's controlled by a dual element throttle position sensor at the throttle pedal and a feedback stepper motor at the throttle body. The ECU reads the position of the throttle pedal and positions the stepper motor accordingly. GM has been doing it for a long time with good results.

Why do you need schematics?
 
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Here you go.
View attachment 500162
You get the idea.
 

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What's the benefit of this?
 

352Ford2

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thanks, thats kinda what I was thinking.

does anyone know what the ouput of the TPS is, it's voltage range, and if its linear between idel and full throttal

what GM cars have this on them?
 
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Corvette and GTO that I know of for sure.
 

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BlackRod said:
What's the benefit of this?
Click to expand...

Less slack, and flex in the pedal motion. More precise inputs. Allows you to change the sensitivity if need be.

Allows you to step back trottle position much easier electronically, instead of mechanically pushing back as happened on the LS1 F-bodies.
 

Big-Foot

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Kyle F said:
Corvette and GTO that I know of for sure.
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My 2002 Avalanche 2500 8.1l has it as well... Buddy's 2003 GMC 2500 has it on the 6.0l engine. Pretty sure that the same holds true for the Cadillac Escalades.
 
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