MOTOKU Throttle Position Sensor TPS for Suzuki King Quad 750 700 2005-2018

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The TPS provides the most direct signal to the fuel injection system of what power demands are being made by the engine.

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For each suspension, the device or lead has performed within performance limits for a period of time, after which its performance is unknown. Connect a one-meter lead to the negative terminal of the battery. Connect the other meter lead to the TP sensor connector’s harness side reference voltage terminal. Replacing the TPS will include clearing relevant fault codes, and may require software reprogramming of the new TPS module. The throttle body fails to work properly when the throttle position sensor in a car fails to function properly. If left untreated, a faulty throttle position sensor might cause your car to shake uncontrollably. This, in turn, puts a lot of strain on the motor mount and transmission mount, eventually leading it to fail and needing you to spend more money to fix these problems. As a result, it’s critical to become aware of some of the key throttle position sensor symptoms that need to be replaced. The "Search for Information by Serial Number" tool provides a way to locate information specific to an individualserial number. To obtain accurate results, the serial number must be entered accurately. This tool provides results only for current Cardiac Rhythm Management (CRM) implantable IPG, ICD and CRT devices and leads. While Product Performance eSource has information on hundreds of Medtronic CRM implantable products, it may not include older products, or very new products, or some low volume products.

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