Dorman - HD Solutions Accelerator Pedal P/N:699-5502
Dorman 699-5101 accelerator pedal for the 1997-2004 International 3800 and other vehicles tells the engine controls how far you have pressed the pedal. Engineered in North America, it is a direct replacement for a failed original sensor.
A failing pedal sensor can show up as hesitation, uneven throttle response or a warning light. Before you replace the assembly, rule out a damaged connector, a wiring fault or another throttle-system problem that produces similar symptoms. If the sensor is the cause, this assembly takes its place.
The vehicles it fits include the 1997-2004 International 3800, the 2003 IC Corporation 3800 and the 2002 IC Corporation 3000 IC.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One accelerator pedal and one sensor. This listing is one assembly, and the vehicle needs one.
Interchange: 2028213C92 · 2594318C93
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Does the Dorman 699-5101 accelerator pedal fit a 1997-2004 International 3800?
Yes. Dorman 699-5101 is listed for the 1997-2004 International 3800. If your vehicle is a different model, search for it in the "Vehicles it fits" section before you order.
Does this accelerator pedal come with its sensor?
Yes. Dorman 699-5101 comes as one accelerator pedal with one sensor, so the position sensor is part of the assembly.
What is this accelerator pedal assembly made of?
The material is metal and polymer. The assembly mounts with screws and has no linkage attached.
Do I need to program the pedal after installing it?
No. This pedal assembly installs plug and play, with no special tools or programming required.
How do I know if an accelerator pedal position sensor is going bad?
Signs can include hesitation, uneven throttle response or a warning light. A shop can test the pedal circuit to find out what is behind them.
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