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3 Aug 2015, 12:30 (Ref:3563487)
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Racer
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Throttle position sensor
Hi
As i found out that my TPS (Colvern 17) had kinda died and was looking replacement alternatives i came across these Hall- & magnetic type sensors: Penny & Giles TPS280dp series and Cherry AN8/9 series So do you have any experiences with these sort of sensors? Others that one might consider? Good and bad things? Other than having no wearing parts (as in traditional resistive track pots).? |
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3 Aug 2015, 17:06 (Ref:3563545)
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I used the penny and giles on my toyota. It was the only sensor that would last more than two years without falling apart on a 9500rpm engine.
The Nissan will be getting them (several....DBW). |
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7 Aug 2015, 18:01 (Ref:3564426)
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Racer
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Thank You Denis. I think I'll go P&G route too soon.
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9 Aug 2015, 22:46 (Ref:3565010)
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We use the Variohm EX2851 series for throttle and gear position with no problems at all.
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