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Throttle Position Sensor Connectors

Scottzilla

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I need new connectors for my TPS (the wiring harness side, not the sensor side) and all the local yards only have 1990 or newer Pathys. I was wondering if I would be able to get the connectors I need from one of them.

 

Thanks!

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I need new connectors for my TPS (the wiring harness side, not the sensor side) and all the local yards only have 1990 or newer Pathys. I was wondering if I would be able to get the connectors I need from one of them.

 

Thanks!

 

 

Manual Transmission with manufacturing date of 08/89 to 10/95 use the same TPS.

 

Same for Auto Trans. All auto trans from 08/89 to 10/95 use the same TPS.

 

Auto and manual trans use different part numbers for the TPS so the connectors may be different.

 

So..... find one in the date range and same transmission type as yours and they should use the same connector.

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Manual Transmission with manufacturing date of 08/89 to 10/95 use the same TPS.

 

Same for Auto Trans. All auto trans from 08/89 to 10/95 use the same TPS.

 

Auto and manual trans use different part numbers for the TPS so the connectors may be different.

 

So..... find one in the date range and same transmission type as yours and they should use the same connector.

 

 

Excellent. That will make my life easier. Thanks!

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