Standard Ignition Accelerator Pedal Sensor P/N:APS247
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition APS647 accelerator pedal sensor for the 2017-2018 Chevrolet Colorado and other vehicles sends pedal position to the electronic throttle control system.
A worn or failing accelerator pedal sensor can show up as hesitation when you press the pedal, reduced power or a dash warning light. Those signs alone do not prove the sensor is at fault; a dirty throttle body is another common cause. This sensor is needed once per pedal.
It fits the 2017-2018 Chevrolet Colorado and the 2017-2018 GMC Canyon.
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Interchange: 2-80547
PPS1547 · 23214199 · 84317851
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Is the Standard Ignition APS647 accelerator pedal sensor right for the 2017-2018 GMC Canyon?
Yes. Standard Ignition APS647 fits the 2017-2018 GMC Canyon, and it also fits the 2017-2018 Chevrolet Colorado.
How many terminals does the APS647 connector have?
The Standard Ignition APS647 has one female plug-in connector with six male blade terminals.
How can I tell if this accelerator pedal sensor is going bad?
Signs can include hesitation when pressing the pedal, reduced power or a dash warning light. With the key off, you can look at the connector for damage; a shop can test the sensor itself.
Does the Standard Ignition APS647 replace number 23214199?
Yes. 23214199 is one of the numbers the Standard Ignition APS647 replaces, along with 84317851, 2-80547 and PPS1547.
Does this accelerator pedal sensor connect with a plug-in connector?
Yes. It connects through a female plug-in connector, which is intended to make installation easy.
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