MD615571 Mitsubishi SENSOR,THROT BODY THROTTLE, Price: 176.31$, Weight: 0.02kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Mitsubishi

MD615571

SENSOR,THROT BODY THROTTLE

0

0.02

15-20

176.31$

Not Available

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Mitsubishi
MD615571 
SENSOR,THROT BODY THROTTLE
0
0.023
-
166.91$
Not Available

Compatibility

FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
CS,CT#General (EXPORT)CS1A09.200008.20131300(SEDAN) View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
CS,CT#JapanCS5AR03.200008.20091800(DRIVER'S SCHOOL) View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
CS,CT#Europe (EUROPE)CS3A12.200003.20111600(SEDAN) View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationPlantDiagram
H60,70#AustraliaH65W11.199808.20021600/SHORT(4WD)<99M->MMAL View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
H60,70#General (EXPORT)H65W11.199803.20051600/SHORT(4WD)<99M-> View

Throttle Position Sensor MD615571 for precise throttle control

This TPS fits the throttle body and tells the ECU exactly how far the butterfly valve is opened. It is crucial for smooth idle, clean acceleration, correct fuel delivery, and low emissions. With a healthy sensor, your Mitsubishi responds fast to pedal input, saves fuel, and keeps engine speed stable in traffic .

Why this part is needed

The ECU uses the TPS signal for fuel injection, ignition timing, idle control, and even automatic transmission shift logic. A correct signal means crisp throttle, steady idle, and reliable cold starts.

How it works

The unit is a three-wire potentiometer: 5V reference in, ground, and a variable signal out (about 0.5–4.5V). As the throttle shaft turns, an internal wiper moves on a resistive track and sends angle data to the ECU. The ECU then calculates load and adjusts fuel and spark in milliseconds ⚑.

What happens if it fails

Symptoms include hard starting, flat spots, hesitation, high or hunting idle, poor fuel economy, harsh or delayed shifts, and Check Engine light (codes like P0120–P0123) ❗. Severe faults can trigger limp mode or stalling when stopping.

Tech tips

Direct-fit connector, two-screw mount. Align the tang with the shaft, tighten evenly, and perform throttle/idle relearn if required. Inspect the throttle body and gasket; clean carbon for best results βœ….

Compatibility

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  • Pajero/Montero Io