GM shaft-style TPS sensor such as those on many ’90s and ’00s-era GM engines. This sensor turns counterclockwise when looking at the sensor. This means that the throttle shaft turns clockwise when looking at it head-on. Sensor comes with mating Metri-Pack connector, pins and seals for harness termination. Sensor features a return spring.
GM-style 1 bar MAP sensor. This sensor is used to determine engine load on naturally aspirated engines. Can also be used as an external barometric correction sensor. Sensor features vacuum port, mounting tabs and necessary connector, pins and seals for terminating harness.
GM single-wire knock sensor. Sensor features a 1/4″ NPT thread for block mounting. May require block threading to install. Compatible with all knock input-equipped Electromotive systems.
Early GM arm-style TPS sensor such as those found on ’80s TPI engines. Sensor comes with mating Weather Pack connector, pins and seals for harness termination. Sensor features a return spring.
Ford-style TPS sensor similar to those found on Fox-Body Mustangs. Also used on Electromotive produced throttle bodies, including those in the JFI Jeep conversion. These sensors feature slotted mounting holes. The Ford connector has been replaced with a GM 3-position Weather Pack connector.