NewYall Throttle Position Sensor TPS

$ 13.48

Score By Feature

Based on 181 ratings

Easy to install

9.12

Value for money

6.06

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Product Description

1995 - 1996 for Buick Century, 1987 - 1989 for Buick Skyhawk, 1987 - 1991 for Chevy Beretta, Cavalier, Corsica, 1991 - 1992 for Cadillac Brougham, 1991 - 1993 for GMC Jimmy S-15, 1991 - 1994

C1500, C2500, C3500, K1500, K2500, K3500 truck for GMC, G-Series van for Chevy, S10 pick-up for Chevy, and S-15 sonoma for GMC, 1991-94.

Questions & Answers

Can this TPS sensor be used in conjunction with an E-code motor in a 1991 S10?

The application is not the right one. The Standard Products TH-A search page It should be compatible with the 47 or 48.

Do you think this will fit engine code "W"?

My luck may not have been good. I've got a 95 s10 4, but I'm not feeling it. The resolution is 3 pixels per inch. In the absence of what was on it, *w* ran more slowly. Thus I was forced to go back to my old computer. This one should be sent back once again. It would have been easier if I had just gotten it. The bad news is not so nifty. It was sheer luck that led to that result.

Has the gasket been included in the package?

There shouldn't be a need for

Selected User Reviews For NewYall Throttle Position Sensor TPS

Time is wasted

3/5

You shouldn't waste it on a NewYall throttle position sensor. I want to start with the fact that it costs less than did not expect this type of quality sensor from a factory OEM. Compared to an AC Delco, this is $40 cheaper. However, I thought this would last for at least a few months just to get me through. This is incorrect. Yes, that's the cheapest build you can get. This plastic is light weight and thin. Compared to the OEM sensor, it weighs a third as much. It is clocked 1/4 behind the OEM, as shown in the picture. Before installing it, I knew the software was bad, but I had to give it a try. So I installed it, started the truck, and it showed up in the DTC #22 list. This sensor measures the thermal power supplied. In the old one, no coding appeared, so I assumed it was the culprit due to the Now that it has a new sensor, the truck has even worse performance. Even better was that it caused my automatic transmission to shift as if it hadn't even been Garbage in its purest form. I would not recommend spending your time or money.

Damir Lam

| Sep 22, 2020

At AutoZone, you can buy the GM part

3/5

I replaced a part two months ago, and it failed after that. The case did not come with a maker's mark from GM. It has been reported by mechanics that cheap ones fail and cause misfires.

Ainsley Turner

| Jun 07, 2021

Could you please tell me why it was not It was installed and the truck was fired There was a 1500 rpm hold on the Ti and it wouldn't come off at I deleted the old one and reinstalled the old one, it is now working as

3/5

Tinsley McMahon

| Feb 16, 2021

Buying is not a good idea

3/5

During the first month, the car started running at 2200 rpm at high idle. The dealership replaced the fluid pump in the car as the first step in repairing it.

Jalen Collins

| Aug 04, 2020

During the first few months, it was a good part

5/5

It works great as long as you install it and run it. I hope it lasts 24 years like the one it replaced UPDATE In July 2019, this TPS Sensor started displaying high voltage at the TPS code. Cheap internals are common in this type of sensor. The OEM unit has now been installed.