Throttle Position Sensor TPS 3970085, Compatible with Dodge Ram 2500 3500 1998-2007 5.9L Cummins, Replace 53031576 53031575, Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor

Specification: Product name: Throttle Position Sensor Material: plastic Color: as picture shown OE part number: 3970085,53031576, 53031576AB, 53031576AC, 53031576AD, 53031575, 53031575AE, 53031575AF, 53031575AH, 5S5352, 260042, 5015186AA,5S5351, TPS346, TPS347, AP63428, AP63427 Placement on vehicle: lower Connector: 6-pin Fitment: Compatible forRam 2500 Cummins D-iesel 5.9L 1998.5-2007 Compatible forRam 2500 Gas 5.9L 1998.5-2002 Compatible forRam 3500 Cummins D-iesel 5.9L 1998.5-2007 Compatible forRam 3500 Gas 5.9L 1998.5-2002 Compatible forRam 3500 Gas 5.9L 1998.5-2002 Package includes: 1 x Throttle Position Sensor

• 【Reference OE part numbers】3970085, 53031576, 53031576AB, 53031576AC, 53031576AD, 53031575, 53031575AE, 53031575AF, 53031575AH, 5S5352, 260042, 5015186AA,5S5351, TPS346, TPS347, AP63428, AP63427.
• 【Applicable models】this throttle position sensor is compatible forRam 2500 Cummins D-iesel 5.9L 1998.5-2007, compatible forRam 2500 Gas 5.9L 1998.5-2002, compatible forRam 3500 Cummins D-iesel 5.9L 1998.5-2007, compatible forRam 3500 Gas 5.9L 1998.5-2002.
• 【Solve Common Drivability Issues & Fault Codes】Effectively resolves a range of performance problems caused by a faulty TPS, including erratic idling, hesitation during acceleration, sudden stalling, poor fuel economy, and the illumination of the Check Engine Light (often related to trouble codes P0120, P0121, P0122, P0123).
• 【Durable Construction for Reliable Longevity】Manufactured to meet strict quality standards using high-grade materials and a precision potentiometer. This sensor is built to withstand the high-temperature and high-vibration environment of the diesel engine bay, ensuring stable signal output and long-term reliability.
• 【Easy Plug-and-Play Installation】Save time and money on mechanic fees! This sensor is a replacement, requiring no special tools, modifications, or programming. Simply disconnect the old sensor and plug in the new one. Most users can complete the installation in under 30 minutes, making it an ideal DIY repair.