Need throttle body information

[leoleo]

Im trying to use a 2024 mustang gt dual tb manifold. The problem is I cant get it to spit out a 0-5v sensor voltage. If anybody has the throttle body JL3E-9f991-AA i would appreciate if someone could measure the voltages. Pin 3 is sensor and should change voltage with the changing of the throttle blade position. Pin 4 is ground and pin 5 is 5v. The 6th pin should not be anything supposedly. 1 and 2 are just motor wires and are not connected to anything else. If someone could tell me what voltages you are getting for pins 345 that would be great(backprobe). Also if you have a photo pf the connector.

Thanks

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[engineermike]

Could it be that the new throttle bodies are digital so you won’t get a voltage signal since it’ll be in something like period, frequency, or even binary?

 

[leoleo]

Could it be that the new throttle bodies are digital so you won’t get a voltage signal since it’ll be in something like period, frequency, or even binary?

Theres definitely something im missing as far as wiring goes because both of the throttle bodies read the exact same and are practically new. They are using an ic and magnetic tone ring instead of a potentiometer but i dont see why they would make it more complicated and not have to 0-5v signal. They should be the same throttle bodies found on gen4 and the wiring diagram sends the sensor side straight to the pcm.

 

[leoleo]

Theres definitely something im missing as far as wiring goes because both of the throttle bodies read the exact same and are practically new. They are using an ic and magnetic tone ring instead of a potentiometer but i dont see why they would make it more complicated and not have to 0-5v signal. They should be the same throttle bodies found on gen4 and the wiring diagram sends the sensor side straight to the pcm.

Nvm I think I found the problem. I think the throttle body is using a SENT signal instead of analog. Pain in the a ford. So mike is probably right.

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