Beck/Arnley Throttle Position Sensor P/N:158-1379
Beck/Arnley 158-1050 throttle position sensor for the 1993-1997 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.8L, the 1994-1997 Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L and other vehicles reports the throttle plate angle to the engine computer.
A worn throttle position sensor can show up as hesitation when you accelerate, an unsteady idle or a check engine light. A dirty throttle body, a vacuum leak or a wiring fault can be behind those symptoms too, so track down the cause before you buy a sensor.
Besides those, this is a throttle position sensor for the 1996-1997 Toyota RAV4 4-cylinder 2.0L and fits the 1994-1996 Toyota Camry 4-cylinder 2.2L and the 1995 Camry V6 3.0L. It matches OE form, fit and function on these and on many other Toyota and Lexus models. If your car is not named here, open the Buyer's Guide tab and look up your exact model and engine.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One throttle position sensor. The number a vehicle takes varies by application.
Interchange: 2132651 · 1472429 · EC3101 · SS10354 · TH151 · 1985003011 · 8945222090 · TPS406
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Is this a Toyota Camry throttle position sensor for the 1994-1996 Camry 4-cylinder 2.2L or the 1995 Camry V6 3.0L?
Yes. Beck/Arnley 158-1050 fits the 1994-1996 Toyota Camry 4-cylinder 2.2L and the 1995 Camry V6 3.0L. For other models and engines, open the Buyer's Guide tab.
Does this Corolla throttle position sensor fit the 1993-1997 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.8L and the 1994-1997 Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L?
Yes. Beck/Arnley 158-1050 is listed for both the 1993-1997 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.8L and the 1994-1997 Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L.
How many throttle position sensors come in the 158-1050 listing?
This listing is one throttle position sensor. The number a vehicle takes varies by application.
Does this throttle position sensor have corrosion-resistant terminals?
Yes. The terminals and coatings on this throttle position sensor are corrosion resistant.
My engine hesitates when I accelerate; could the throttle position sensor be the cause?
It can be, since a worn sensor may send a wrong throttle signal to the engine computer. A shop can scan the codes to confirm.
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