911-753 TPS Throttle Position Sensor Accelerator Switch - Compatible with Acura Integra, Honda Accord Civic CRX Prelude CR-V Replace 16400-P06-A11 911753 16400P06A11 -HiSport

DATE: 2023-07-08PART: HSTPSsyhh-753-NEW X002ZVF115Replaced the old TPS sensor on a 2000 honda civic lx with a D16Y7 engine.The old sensor was reading out 9.6-10% throttle when idling with a slack throttle cable, causing the engine to bog down with AC and fans on. Would occasionally dip below 500 RPM line on the tach.After removing the throttle body and grinding out the heads of the bolts I put the new TPS in with the socket head cap screws and a bit of anti-seize. Fit up just fine and had enough wiggle in the slots to adjust it too 3.1-3.5% haven't checked the voltage drop across it as the OBD2 sensor values was enough to adjust it and get it running for now.The build quality of the sensor body itself is fine, it's not as nice as the OEM denso one, and it doesn't have the little metal inserts in the plastic molding slots. I think these are basically just a carbon resistive potentiometer on both the oem and the replacement so I expect to eventually wear out the lower section of the sensor again as it rubs against it.I'll update this review as time passes.

It works and fits

Works great

Easy install...just like Acura OEM...Works well

After replacing this TPS the code is still on. In 1995 Honda civic.

Stock ones need to be cut off on the bolt heads these bolt right one you just need a volt meter so you can calibrated it to .45 on 91 honda

You get what you pay for. Never worked and it took more than 1 month to figure out what was wrong with the car until I found out it was the sensor. Would not recommend this. If you want something that works spend more money on a good product.

Meets expectation