🚀 GM Genuine Parts 25830023 Accelerator Pedal featuring a Position Sensor Review

Bought for a 2009 Impala and it worked great. It's so easy to tell that my 20-year-old (non-mechanical) daughter changed it herself.

Had an Impala 08 with reduced engine power. They wanted 600 for this part and installation. Instead I bought this and it was only 2 screws and it solved my problem. I recommend!

The repair took less than 5 minutes and the error message disappeared immediately. I have a 2011 Chevy Impala. My car is running smooth again! This part is almost $300 in my local auto zone. Thank you amazon :)

Keep getting an error code on a 2008 Buick Lacrosse. Throw in an aftermarket pedal to save some money. Continued to get the code, contacted the dealer. The dealer said it was the pedal. Replaced pedal assembly with original pedal assembly and no problems/codes since. I no longer buy non-original parts, only original parts. hope this helps you

This is a quality replacement part that worked well in my 2008 Chevy Impala to fix a wobble problem I was having. Driving at a constant speed on the freeway, I felt like the engine was hesitating or not there. Some have said that the throttle body needs to be replaced or cleaned, which is a more expensive repair and part. Try it first, it fixed the problem and was cheap. A sensor in the pedal fails, causing the engine not to know where the throttle position is, causing oscillation or pulsation.

Installed on a 2007 Chevy Impala. This installation only took about 15 minutes. A 10mm head, two screws and an electrical clip and you're done. Replacing this part solved the engine derating issue I was having. In my case I had two different trouble codes, the first was for the throttle position sensor. After checking this code I replaced it and the machine was fine for about a month. The underpowered engine problem is back, so I read this new code and it turned out that it was this accelerator