Throttle Position Sensor

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Toyota 192300-2010 Throttle Position Sensor

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Toyota 192300-2010 Throttle Position Sensor

Throttle Position Sensor - Overview

A throttle position sensor (TPS) is a crucial component in modern vehicles that monitors the position of the throttle valve (which controls airflow into the engine) and relays this information to the engine control unit (ECU). This data is essential for the ECU to manage fuel injection, ignition timing, and other engine parameters for optimal performance, fuel efficiency, and smooth operation.

Product Specification

We provide the following product specifications：

OEM #	192300-2010
Engine Application	Toyota 2KD-FTV Diesel
Vehicle Fit	Toyota Hilux 6 (N140) Series 2001–2005 Toyota Hilux 7 (AN10) Series 2005–2015 Toyota Hilux 8 (AN120) Series since 2015
Place of Origin	China
Price Terms	FOB
Minimum Order	5 PCS
Delivery Estimation	15 days
Standard Package Info	Inner Box Size: Carton Size: Gross Weight:
Delivery port	Shanghai
Material	Plastic ABS
MOQ	10PCS
Color	Black / Customize
Packing	10cm10cm5cm
Weight	0.045kg

Type of Throttle Position Sensor

Potentiometric TPS: This type involves a variable resistor connected to the throttle shaft. As the throttle opens, the movement changes the resistance across the resistor. This variation alters the voltage signal sent to the ECU. The ECU reads this voltage change to determine the throttle's position, which is critical for adjusting the fuel injection accordingly.

Hall Effect TPS: The Hall Effect TPS, on the other hand, utilizes a magnetic field to identify the position of the throttle. A small magnet is affixed to the throttle shaft. As the shaft rotates, the magnet passes the Hall effect sensor, passing through a channel that causes the sensor to produce a voltage signal proportional to the throttle angle. The ECU receives this signal and adjusts fuel injection to match throttle position.

Both types of sensors are designed to offer precise readings of the throttle's position to the ECU. This precision helps optimize engine performance, ensuring smooth acceleration and maintaining fuel efficiency. The choice between a potentiometric or Hall Effect TPS depends on the vehicle's design and the specific needs of its engine management system.

Application of Throttle Position Sensor

Gasoline vehicles:
In gasoline engines, throttle position sensors are used to control fuel injection quantity, ignition timing, etc. to ensure the best performance of the engine under different working conditions.

Diesel vehicles:
In diesel engines, although there is no direct throttle control, throttle position sensors are still used to monitor the intake volume and assist in controlling fuel injection and other parameters.

Motorcycles:

Motorcycles also use throttle position sensors to optimize engine performance, improve fuel efficiency and driving experience.

Racing cars:

High-performance racing cars have higher requirements for throttle position sensors, requiring high precision and fast response to achieve optimal power output and handling performance.

Hybrid vehicles:

In hybrid vehicles, throttle position sensors are not only used to control the internal combustion engine part, but also work with other control systems to achieve smooth switching between electric motors and internal combustion engines.

Customization Process

Requirement Discussion:

Design Proposal:

Our professional team will develop a design proposal and provide a quotation based on your requirements.

Sample Production:

We produce samples according to the design proposal and conduct rigorous testing.

Mass Production:

Upon your approval, we commence mass production to ensure timely delivery and consistent quality.

After-Sales Service:

We offer ongoing technical support and service to ensure the long-term stable operation of our products.

Other Services

Machining: We offers complete cylinder head, crankshaft and block machining; the life of the engine begins with precision machine work

Parts: We is a warehouse distributor for major engine part manufactures servicing domestic, import, truck, and heavy duty engines

Rebuilding: We builds engines around your customer's needs, for all the Rebuild, Repower and Restore motorheads out there

FAQ

Q: How does the Throttle Position Sensor work?

A: The Throttle Position Sensor is usually a potentiometer type that generates a voltage signal proportional to the throttle opening by detecting the rotational position of the throttle. When the driver steps on the accelerator pedal, the throttle opens, and the sensor will feedback its position change, and the ECU adjusts the fuel injection and ignition timing accordingly.

Q: What are the manifestations of throttle position sensor failure?

A: Common fault manifestations include unstable engine idle speed, weak acceleration, sluggish throttle response, engine fault light on, increased fuel consumption, etc. If these problems occur, it is recommended to check and test the throttle position sensor.

Q: How to detect whether the throttle position sensor is normal?

A: The voltage output of the throttle position sensor can be tested with a multimeter. According to the vehicle manufacturer's specifications, check whether the voltage value of the sensor at different throttle openings is normal. In addition, using a professional OBD-II scanner can read the fault code and further diagnose the problem.

Q: Can the throttle position sensor be replaced by yourself?

A: For car owners with some experience in car maintenance, replacing the throttle position sensor is usually feasible. The replacement steps include disconnecting the battery, removing the sensor's connecting wires, removing the fixing screws, and then installing the new sensor and connecting the wires. However, it is recommended to perform a proper ECU reset and calibration on the vehicle after the replacement to ensure normal operation.

Q: How to reset the throttle position sensor?

A: Resetting the throttle position sensor (TPS) can usually be done by following these steps. These steps apply to most vehicles, but the specific operation may vary depending on the vehicle model. It is recommended to refer to the vehicle owner's manual or consult a professional repair technician.

Q: Are you manufacturer or trading company?

A: We are manufacturer.

Q: What's your best delivery time?

A: Within 15-30 days.

Q: What is the quality control of your product?

A: Follow strictly quality control measures for implementation,

Q: Will your company provide free sample?

A: It depends on which sort of item you want to get. Some can be provided free of charge, however, the client shall assume the shipping fees himself.

Q: Is OEM open to clients?

A: Yes, we can provide both OEM and ODM service.

Q: How can our company be your distribution partner?

A: We welcome you to be our distributor. For further details, please contact us.

Q: What is the payment of sample?

A: T/T and Alipay both acceptable.

As one of the leading throttle position sensor suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to wholesale cheap throttle position sensor in stock here from our factory. All customized products are with high quality and low price. For free sample, contact us now.

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