2003 C32 pedal accel sensor location
11-24-2020, 07:29 PM
#1
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2003 C32 pedal accel sensor location
Anyone know where the sensor location is ? Have the part and need to replace it but have no diagram or idea where to start
11-24-2020, 09:04 PM
#2
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If so, that is in the accelerator pedal assembly, and requires changing the whole pedal as the sensor is built in and requires calibration etc if swapped (if the sensor itself can even be changed..).
It's super simple to change the assembly, just remove the cover under the drivers side dash (like 4-5 screws, remove hood latch handle which slides out via a channel and remove OBD2 connector which slides off) and then it's held on with just one, 10mm nut on the floor.
11-25-2020, 01:36 AM
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Do you mean the accelerator pedal position sensor, aka the throttle position sensor or TPS?
If so, that is in the accelerator pedal assembly, and requires changing the whole pedal as the sensor is built in and requires calibration etc if swapped (if the sensor itself can even be changed..).
It's super simple to change the assembly, just remove the cover under the drivers side dash (like 4-5 screws, remove hood latch handle which slides out via a channel and remove OBD2 connector which slides off) and then it's held on with just one, 10mm nut on the floor.
If so, that is in the accelerator pedal assembly, and requires changing the whole pedal as the sensor is built in and requires calibration etc if swapped (if the sensor itself can even be changed..).
It's super simple to change the assembly, just remove the cover under the drivers side dash (like 4-5 screws, remove hood latch handle which slides out via a channel and remove OBD2 connector which slides off) and then it's held on with just one, 10mm nut on the floor.
11-25-2020, 03:56 AM
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https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...ule-2033000904
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...dal-2113001304
My car personally used a slightly different pedal to both iirc, I think my part number was 203 300 07 04 (probably the same as the first link but superceeded)
The sensor is that black square on the side with the white border.
You can try to replace it with the one you bought, but typically the whole assembly is replaced.
11-25-2020, 08:19 AM
#5
I知 from the 559 too, you must be my twin I keep hearing about? I知 going through the same-ish thing, p0102 code for the TPS. Replaced my pedal assembly which comes with the sensor but still getting the same code, but now it痴 going into ESP/ limp mode. So went to the next step and I知 currently replacing with a 82mm TB.
11-26-2020, 02:44 AM
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I知 from the 559 too, you must be my twin I keep hearing about? I知 going through the same-ish thing, p0102 code for the TPS. Replaced my pedal assembly which comes with the sensor but still getting the same code, but now it痴 going into ESP/ limp mode. So went to the next step and I知 currently replacing with a 82mm TB.
nah I知 from Fresno but I stay in Seattle rn. Nice, been wanting to get that tb myself. So far just headers and down pipes, y pipe and intakes
11-26-2020, 02:46 AM
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Depending on your chassis number, it's one of these:
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...ule-2033000904
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...dal-2113001304
My car personally used a slightly different pedal to both iirc, I think my part number was 203 300 07 04 (probably the same as the first link but superceeded)
The sensor is that black square on the side with the white border.
You can try to replace it with the one you bought, but typically the whole assembly is replaced.
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...ule-2033000904
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...dal-2113001304
My car personally used a slightly different pedal to both iirc, I think my part number was 203 300 07 04 (probably the same as the first link but superceeded)
The sensor is that black square on the side with the white border.
You can try to replace it with the one you bought, but typically the whole assembly is replaced.
