After market throttle position sensor (TPS) for FJ62 Recommendation

[bkfitz]

Don't mind doing OEM.. several choices on RockAuto... any feedback on these (see attached screenshot):

 

[bkfitz]

bounce hoping for feedback.... thinking the Beck Arnley is a pretty good deal for $55

PS - I meant 'don't mind doing after market' not 'OEM' in my original post...

 

[jmstu76]

Is the OEM TPS a bosch unit?

 

[rrv333]

OEM... It's worked all these years, why change? Oem is pricey but you get what you pay for, my .02.

 

[bkfitz]

OEM... It's worked all these years, why change? Oem is pricey but you get what you pay for, my .02.

Maybe a used OEM TPS from cruiserparts ($40)...

http://shop.cruiserparts.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=24568

Would anyone choose aftermarket new over used OEM?

 

[Benjaman]

Go to a junk yard and find one. I think a few other models use the same part.

But Beck Arnley is OEM 2/3 of the time.

 

[Spook50]

The OEM manufacturer for the TPS should be Nippon Denso (now just Denso). They did pretty much all OEM manufacturing for Toyota when our rigs were built.

Benjamin, I don't think B/A was ever an OEM for Toyota in any capacity. I know they make OEM spec'd parts, but I think that's about it. I'd question the quality of B/A parts anyway. I went through two voltage regulators on my 120A B/A alternator until I sourced a Denso regulator that was a direct replacement for the B/A one. Haven't had a single problem since.

 

[TobyB]

Beck/Arnley are almost always reboxed parts- often, OEM suppliers, or equivalent.
So if you like gambling, you might find that
the B/A is really Denso. But there are no guarantees!

hth
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