Electronic Engine Controls - Component Location

2021 Ford Edge SE, 4WDSECTION Electronic Engine Controls - Component Location
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Electronic Engine Controls - Top 

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Item Description
1 MAF sensor
2 MAP sensor
3 Exhaust Pressure (EP) sensor
4 TC Actuator
5 Fuel Pressure Control Valve
6 Fuel Pressure and Temperature sensor
7 Crankcase Ventilation sensor
8 ECT sensor
9 FRP sensor
10 Fuel Volume Control Valve
11 Charge Air Cooler Temperature sensor
12 ECT Secondary Cooling system (ECT2)
13 CMP sensor

Electronic Engine - Rear 

GFD203938Courtesy of FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Item Description
1 CKP sensor
2 Engine Oil Temperature (EOT) sensor

Electronic Engine Controls - Exhaust System 

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Item Description
1 Exhaust Gas Temperature sensor 11
2 Exhaust Gas Temperature sensor 12
3 NOX11 sensor 11
4 NOX11 module 11
5 DPF Pressure sensor
6 Exhaust Gas Temperature sensor 13
7 NOX12 sensor 12
8 NOX12 module 12
9 Exhaust Gas Temperature sensor 14
10 Patriculate Matter sensor 11
11 Particulate Matter sensor Module 11

Electronic Engine Controls - Exhaust System - Chassis Cab 

GFD203940Courtesy of FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Item Description
1 Exhaust Gas Temperature sensor 11
2 Exhaust Gas Temperature sensor 12
3 DPF Pressure sensor
4 Exhaust Gas Temperature sensor 13
5 NOX11 sensor 11
6 NOX11 module 11
7 NOX12 sensor 12
8 NOX12 module 12
9 Patriculate Matter sensor 11
10 Exhaust Gas Temperature sensor 14
11 Particulate Matter sensor Module 11

Powertrain Control Module (PCM) 

GFD203941Courtesy of FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Item Description
1 PCM
RENDER: 1.0x

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