TPS Throttle Position Sensor 500BC for Motorcycles

Product Overview
The 500BC Counter-clockwise Rotation Motorcycle TPS Throttle Position Sensor is designed to provide accurate throttle position feedback for motorcycle engine management systems. It helps monitor throttle movement and transmit stable electrical signals to the ECU, supporting smoother acceleration response and consistent engine operation.

This replacement TPS sensor is manufactured as a direct-fit solution for motorcycles equipped with compatible 500BC sensor systems, offering reliable performance for repair, maintenance, and replacement applications.

Key Features
Precise Throttle Position Detection
The sensor is engineered with accurate position sensing capability to detect throttle angle changes and maintain stable signal output during riding conditions.

Counter-clockwise Rotation Design
The counter-clockwise rotation structure allows proper installation on matching motorcycle throttle assemblies, ensuring correct sensing direction and operation.

Durable Construction
Built with quality electronic components and protective housing, the sensor provides resistance against vibration, temperature changes, and daily riding conditions.

Direct Replacement Solution
Designed to replace worn or damaged TPS units without complicated modifications, helping restore normal throttle signal feedback.

Product Applications
Motorcycle throttle control systems
Fuel injection engine systems
Engine performance maintenance
TPS replacement and repair projects
Motorcycle aftermarket service

Installation Notes
Before installation, confirm the sensor model, connector type, and rotation direction. Proper adjustment may be required after replacement to ensure accurate throttle position readings.

Q1: What does a motorcycle TPS sensor do?
A: It detects throttle opening position and sends information to the ECU for engine control adjustment.

Q2: Is this 500BC TPS sensor suitable for all motorcycles?
A: No. Compatibility should be checked according to the original sensor model and connector specifications.

Q3: What are common signs of a damaged TPS sensor?
A: Unstable idle, poor acceleration response, or incorrect throttle signals may indicate TPS issues.

Q4: Does this sensor require calibration after installation?
A: Some motorcycle systems may require position adjustment after replacement.

Q5: Can this replace an original 500BC TPS sensor directly?
A: It is designed as a replacement option for compatible 500BC applications.

Q6: Is the sensor resistant to vibration?
A: Yes, it is designed for motorcycle environments with frequent vibration and movement.