THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR COMMON RAIL

The Throttle Position Sensor Common Rail category includes a range of products specifically designed for various engines from 2003 to newer models. These engines come equipped with either manual or automatic transmissions and feature different types of throttle position sensors (TPS).

For 2003 to early 2004 engines with manual transmissions, a cable operated TPS is used, which can be modified to accommodate a cruise control cable. The Ford accelerator pedal is compatible with this setup. On the other hand, engines from 2003 and early 2004 with automatic transmissions utilize a different type of TPS.

Most engines from 2004 ½ (325 HP) and later models use a fly-by-wire accelerator pedal and an in-tank transfer/lift pump. There are multiple options available for these engines, including the use of the original electrical system or opting for aftermarket performance lift pump systems.

For 2006 5.9 and newer 6.7 Common Rail engines, special considerations need to be taken into account. These engines may pose challenges related to cruise control, security issues, EGR concerns, and differences in intake plenum and turbocharger. Utilizing the engine as is may require VIN numbers of the original Dodge truck, SKIM and TIPM modules, and the Dodge accelerator pedal.

For those considering a 6.7 engine, additional options and information are available by contacting us. Overall, the Throttle Position Sensor Common Rail category provides solutions for various engine models and transmission types, ensuring compatibility and performance for your vehicle.