NGK/NTK Throttle Position Sensor TH0086 (75386)

Unfortunately, I did not find it appealing this time. The sensor essentially performed the same task as my old one. The engine is stalling at rough idle. There is no way that can be true. Perhaps I had a bad batch, but that does not excuse what I had to pay for this product. I recently replaced the sensor with a standard motor products sensor, and my truck runs as well as it ever has. The presentation did not impress me in the least.

Boden Goodwin

| Feb 09, 2021

The 2001 Dodge Durango 5 was equipped with this brake system. The V8 engine on the 9 and the engine on the B2500 are both Cruise control no longer felt as if it was turning on and off, and it was smooth now. One B2500 was replaced at 125k and one Durango was replaced at 170k. It's a good idea to replace the idle air control valve at the same time. In the event that it fails, the motor won't.

Westin Adams

| May 14, 2021

When it comes to electronic parts, the most important thing is that they fit and operate well. The sheerness of the wall has nothing to do with the part, so I don't understand why that's a rating, but it does seem like a TV part. A replacement part that fits directly in place.

Crosby Ingram

| Dec 04, 2020

It is well known that NGK produces good quality parts. When my 2006 Durango 4 throttle position sensor failed, I replaced it with an NGK one. Earlier this year, I bought this sensor to replace the one in my 7L and it has been working flawlessly since then.

Oakley Keith

| May 21, 2021

The fix worked very well and resolved the idle surge issue. Prior to buying this one, I had an incorrect transmission due to a cheaper part I bought. You'd be better off buying NGK/NTK and spend the extra money if you can.

Charles Nash

| Apr 27, 2021

Great work on the part.

Ellie Howard

| Mar 10, 2021