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Ford Bronco EGR Valve Position (EVP) Sensor Connector Pinout Diagram

Scanned service manual page diagramming the EGR valve position sensor connector terminals with diagnostic text.

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This scanned manual page shows a connector pinout diagram for a Ford EGR Valve Position (EVP) Sensor, uploaded to the gallery of a 1991 Ford Bronco. The illustration depicts the face of the three-pin sensor connector mounted on top of the EGR valve, with each terminal identified by a callout arrow: VREF (reference voltage) on the upper-left pin, EVP (position signal output) on the right pin, and SIG. RTN. (signal return/ground) on the lower pin. The diagram is captioned "EGR VALVE POSITION SENSOR." Fragments of surrounding diagnostic text are visible at the top of the page, mentioning "100 ohms" and instructions to "service the" or "replace the" a component, indicating this figure accompanies an EVP sensor testing procedure (likely resistance/voltage checks), though the full test text is cut off. A reader can use this diagram to identify which terminal is which when probing the EVP sensor connector during diagnosis — for example, to check reference voltage on VREF, signal output on EVP, and continuity to ground on SIG. RTN. No year, model, engine, wire colors, or part numbers are visible on the page itself.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the three pins on the Ford EVP (EGR Valve Position) sensor connector?
According to the diagram, the three pins are VREF (upper-left), EVP (right), and SIG. RTN. (lower).
Which pin on the EGR position sensor is the signal output?
The pin labeled EVP, shown on the right side of the connector in the diagram, is the EGR valve position signal.
Which terminal is the reference voltage on the EVP sensor?
The terminal labeled VREF, located at the upper-left of the connector face in the diagram.
Where is the signal return (ground) pin on the EVP sensor connector?
SIG. RTN. is the lower pin on the connector face, as indicated by the callout arrow in the diagram.

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