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ACDelco 213 4668 Professional Throttle Position Review

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Description of ACDelco 213 4668 Professional Throttle Position

Electronically inform the engine management computer of the throttle valve angle. Used to regulate the fuel and ignition system. Professional, premium aftermarket replacement. Provides the performance and dependability you expect from ACDelco. Manufactured to meet expectations for fit, form, and function.

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

This doesn't look like an AC delco part, it doesn't even have the correct part numbers

This is about the third so called AC delco part I've ordered from Revain. They either don't fit or look different than the pictures on this site. Not to mention these parts look like counterfeits and not genuine AC Delco items. Every AC delco part I've ever owned says AC delco and has the part number engraved, stamped, or molded. These mean absolutely nothing. They just have a cheap sticker with numbers that don't even match the part numbers on the box.

Pros
  • Used for fuel and ignition timing
Cons
  • Expensive

Revainrating 5 out of 5

DO NOT BUY, NOT WORTH THE MONEY

My 1998 2.2 5 speed S10 truck had a problem with the high voltage code for TPS. I checked my 5v reference wire, ground and signal wires to the ECM, all checked. Installed this new TPS sensor and was staggering at idle from the get go. Double checked everything and every component in the fuel system. Ran it through drive cycles and everything. Everything went back to the TPS sensor. Went to a local junkyard, got a bunch of sensors, swapped them out and you can immediately tell the difference…

Pros
  • Professional Premium Aftermarket Replacement
Cons
  • Exchange Availability