Standard Ignition Accelerator Pedal Sensor P/N:APS620
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition APS398 accelerator pedal sensor for the 2012-2015 Honda Civic and other vehicles sends your accelerator pedal position to the ECU.
A worn or failing accelerator pedal sensor can show up as hesitation, uneven response when you press the accelerator, or a warning light. Before you replace the sensor, rule out a damaged connector or a throttle body problem, since either can produce a similar response.
It fits the 2012-2015 Honda Civic and the 2013-2022 Acura ILX, and each takes one sensor.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One accelerator pedal sensor with its pedal assembly and a mounting bracket. Hardware is not included and the linkage is not attached, so plan on new bolts.
Interchange: 2-80298
PPS1298 · SU14536 · 17800TR0A01
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Does the Standard Ignition APS398 fit a 2013-2022 Acura ILX?
Yes. Standard Ignition APS398 fits the 2013-2022 Acura ILX, and that car takes one sensor.
Does this accelerator pedal sensor come with the pedal and a bracket?
Yes. Standard Ignition APS398 includes the pedal assembly and a mounting bracket. Hardware is not included, and the linkage is not attached.
How many terminals are on the connector of this accelerator pedal sensor?
The connector is a rectangular plug-in type with six blade terminals.
Is 17800TR0A01 the same part as the Standard Ignition APS398?
Yes. 17800TR0A01 is a listed interchange number for the Standard Ignition APS398, along with 2-80298, PPS1298 and SU14536.
What material is the APS398 accelerator pedal sensor made of?
Standard Ignition APS398 is made of polyamide 6 and is sold new.
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