Where is the throttle sensor located on 2006 dodge ram 150

Dodge Ram 1500/2500 (2002-2009) fuses

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Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses) for Dodge Ram / Ram Pickup 1500/2500 (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009).

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31 10 or 15 amp except SRT (2006) (15A): Shift Motor and Mode Sensor Assembly (ETC), Powertrain Control Module (Gasoline);

2007-2008 (10A): Powertrain Control Module;

2008-2009 (15A): Powertrain Control Module


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40 20amp
Base: Power Outlet - Instrument Panel, Power Outlet - Lower Console (2007-2009)
Here are your dash warning lights. The lightning bolt is Electronic Throttle Control, and you can't drive without that. Not sure that your sail and sun is unless it is the Cold Ambient Derate Mode Indicator
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It is located in/attached to the throttle body of the engine.

Item #1 Air temp sensor.

should be on the passenger side of the throttle body. If you look under the hood, where the throttle cable is attached to the drivers side of the throttle body, it should be on just the opposite side of the throttle body.

depends on the engine...
3.7 liter, #1 below:



4.7 liter:



5.7 liter, #2 below:

Look at throttle body where linkages rotate on throttle shaft, it should be attached to throttle body, on opposite end of that shaft.

MAP SENSOR LOCATED BACK TOP INTAKE ON THROTTLE BODY NEXT TO IDLE AIR CONTROL VALVE.THE MAP SENSOR WILL HAVE A SMALL VACUUM LINE CONNECTED TO IT.

THIS ENGINE HAS ELECTRONIC THROTTLE CONTROL..THERE ARE 2 THROTTLE POSITION SENSORS LOCATED IN THE THROTTLE BODY,COMPLETE ASSEMBLY MUST BE REPLACED IF DEFECTIVE..IT ALSO HAS SENSORS IN THROTTLE PEDAL ASSEMBLY AS WELL..WHAT TROUBLE ARE YOU HAVING?

Throttle Position Sensor is located on the accelerator pedal assy itself.