G_Loc

So I guess some companies are making new TPS's for our cars. I've seen a few made by Blox on ebay for $19 + shipping. Are these any good?

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Solid

I bought one recently and it even came with some Allen head screws, so you don't have to dremel a notch in the cut-bolts.

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ludehawk

you like it?

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Solid

It works

The problem with OEM sensors is that you either have to buy a throttle body or find a used TB/sensor.

I'm not sure if the Blox is more/less accurate or lasts longer/shorter. Time will tell I guess.

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G_Loc

Well it seems to be working better than my used one which started having a flat spot when light on the throttle. Unfortunately the random and unsolvable 3 - 4k hesitation remains unsolvable

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natemanas

I am having that flat spot with my NEW TPS, but then again, I never really calibrated it the right way.. I need a digital multimeter and then we'll see where i'm at..

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G_Loc

Eh did you just slap it on? These things are really sensitive to even the slightest movement. I keep the multimeter attached while I tighten the screws to make sure it doesn't wander off by much

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