Ford Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) Location Diagram - Throttle Body Assembly

This document is a line-art exploded-view illustration showing the throttle position sensor (TPS) mounting location on a Ford throttle body assembly. The drawing depicts a two-barrel (dual bore) throttle body with the throttle position sensor removed and positioned in front of its mounting boss, with a single mounting screw shown separately below. Three callout labels with arrows identify the components: "THROTTLE BODY ASSEMBLY" pointing to the main throttle body casting, "THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR" pointing to the removed sensor, and "SCREW" pointing to the retaining screw. Dashed alignment lines indicate how the sensor and screw install onto the side of the throttle body at the throttle shaft. A reader can learn where the TPS is located on the throttle body, its orientation during installation/removal, and that it is retained by a screw. The illustration contains no part numbers, torque specifications, year/model statements, or written procedures — it serves purely as a component identification and location diagram, likely accompanying a service manual procedure for TPS removal, installation, or testing. It was uploaded to a 1992 Ford Bronco gallery, though the diagram itself does not state a vehicle application.