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  • Scion Throttle Position Sensor Diagram - 89452-02020
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    Scion Throttle Position Sensor

    Part Number: 89452-02020
    $60.07 MSRP: $84.32
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Sensor, Throttle Position; Position Sensor; Throttle Sensor; Sensor; Sensor, Throttle Position (For E.F.I.)
    • Replaces: 89452-10040, 89452-20130
    Fits the following Scion Models:
    • xA | 2004-2006 | Base | 4 Cyl 1.5 L GAS
  • Scion Throttle Position Sensor Diagram - 78110-52260
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    Scion Throttle Position Sensor

    Part Number: 78110-52260
    $198.97 MSRP: $284.09
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Sensor Assembly, Accelerator; Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor; Pedal Travel Sensor
    • Replaces: 78110-52020, 78110-52021
    Fits the following Scion Models:
    • xD | 2008-2014 | Base | 4 Cyl 1.8 L GAS

Scion Throttle Position Sensor

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Scion Throttle Position Sensor very accurately controls the amount of fuel-air flow that ensures acceleration is sharp and predictable. In 2003, Scion came to the scene with tiny cars that avoided haggling and aggressively adopted vivid colors. It addressed first-time buyers who desired to own it without the supervision of adults. The virtual world such as Scion City has transformed shopping into a game, and it has created a sense of loyalty by having fun scarcity drops. The Release Series are sold in limited quantities that maintain the buzz and prices are healthy. The brand was like the sandbox of Toyota as it experimented with bizarre body forms, cabin designs, and trims before becoming mainstream. Youthful drivers were fond of the Scion straight pricing, the immense body kits, and the no-frills warranty. The Scion concepts are still audible in broader lineups even after 2016, and a short life can have a long impact. Throttle Position Sensor provides the engine control unit with a continuous stream of voltage, which reflects the pedal angle but rejects lag during loads. In later models, Throttle Position Sensor upgrades replace wear-prone potentiometers with sealed hall-effect guts that bounce off heat and vibration. The Throttle Position Sensor accuracy helps prevent surging in throttle position and also helps in emissions trimming and maintaining constant mileage during long trips. The TPS switches in fewer minutes and compensates the drivers with smooth revolutions in each gear. The closed casing easily fits into position and connects to the ECU via a two-wire connector.

Scion Throttle Position Sensor Parts and Q&A

  • Q: How to service the Throttle Position Sensor on Scion xA?
    A:
    Service of the Throttle Position Sensor requires disconnecting the battery cable from the negative terminal then let it rest for at least 90 seconds to avoid activating seat belt pretensioners and Air Bags. The first step requires removing the throttle body assembly where the throttle body must come out then the Throttle Position Sensor requires screw removal of its 2 screws. The installation process requires the insertion of the Throttle Position Sensor through its 2 screws following a torque requirement of 2.0 N.m (20 kgf.cm, 18 in.lbf). Afterward install the throttle body assembly then link the negative battery cable. After disconnecting and reattaching the negative battery terminal cable users must complete the initialization steps since specific systems request it.

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