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TPSEN007
"Another great Throttle Body"
The throttle position sensor (TPS) is a component in a motorcycle’s electronic fuel injection (EFI) system that monitors the position of the throttle valve. It converts the throttle valve’s position into an electrical signal sent to the engine control unit (ECU). The ECU uses this data to adjust fuel delivery, ignition timing, and other engine parameters for optimal performance and efficiency. The TPS ensures accurate throttle response and smooth acceleration by providing real-time feedback on throttle opening. Proper functioning of the TPS is crucial for engine performance and fuel efficiency
Manufacturer | Model | Diagram |
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Lexmoto | Assault 125 EFI [HJ125-J-E4] | View parts diagram |
Assault 125 Euro 5 [HJ125-J-E5] | View parts diagram | |
Isca 125 [SK125-L] | View parts diagram | |
Matador 50 E4 [JJ50QT-17] | View parts diagram | |
Zontes | Firefly 125 [FIREFLY] | |
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