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Old 02-25-2004, 02:03 PM
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B16A TPS Sensor

Hello friends, I'm installing a first gen B16A on a 5g Civic but my B16A engine has the TPS sensor broken.

Can I use another Civic/Integra TPS sensor instead?

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yeah you can use any of them...... just becareful they arent supposed to be removed but you can if you are very careful


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you can use any TPS sensor from 88-00, they are all the same. I had to saw the top of the screws on mine so that I could get a flathead into the groove. Just make sure you adjust the voltage after you put the TPS sensor on the throttle body.
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