Need a Throttle Position Sensor for RSR
09-17-2009, 10:42 AM
#16
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993 varioram uses 004 part, should work fine.
I don't think replacing these is as critical as on Motec systems where you must re-calibrate the TPS to zero at closed throttle whenever you change it, but if you have access the actual values of your ecu through the Porsche System Tester you can check that it is set correctly. Your local specialist should be more than capable of doing this for you.
I don't think replacing these is as critical as on Motec systems where you must re-calibrate the TPS to zero at closed throttle whenever you change it, but if you have access the actual values of your ecu through the Porsche System Tester you can check that it is set correctly. Your local specialist should be more than capable of doing this for you.
09-18-2009, 11:26 AM
#17
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Any chance you can dig up the part # from a previous receipt?
That is very likely a Bosch part and available outside of Porsche.
If you can get a Bosch number off of it I can use that also...
something like "0 280 122 004"
It might be the same TPS used on other 993s... 944 606 116 01
That is very likely a Bosch part and available outside of Porsche.
If you can get a Bosch number off of it I can use that also...
something like "0 280 122 004"
It might be the same TPS used on other 993s... 944 606 116 01
I do not agree:
BOSCH part number is 0280 122 004
and the one found on ebay, its' source is here
http://www.alibaba.com/trade/search?...oduct_en&ssk=y
BOSCH part number is 0280 122 004
and the one found on ebay, its' source is here
http://www.alibaba.com/trade/search?...oduct_en&ssk=y
09-18-2009, 12:58 PM
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I do not agree that "if you can afford, pay top dollar"
TPS I paid 79 euros from VAG, € 137 at porsche
TPS I paid 79 euros from VAG, € 137 at porsche
