TPS Throttle Position Sensor 35102-02910 35170-02000 for Hyundai Kia Morning Picanto

Product Name：
TPS Throttle Position Sensor 35102-02910 35170-02000 for Hyundai Kia Morning Picanto

Description:
Fuel Injection Control and Fuel Economy:
The engine's fuel injection quantity must be precisely matched to the air volume (i.e., maintaining an ideal air-fuel ratio of 14.7:1).
The TPS provides throttle position change rate information, helping the ECU predict air flow trends and optimize injection pulse width and timing.
During light load, cruising, and idling, the TPS signal helps the ECU enter energy-saving mode, reducing unnecessary fuel injection.
Value:
Precise TPS signal = higher combustion efficiency + lower fuel consumption.
Measured data shows that every 1% improvement in TPS accuracy can reduce overall fuel consumption by approximately 2-3%.
Idle Stability and Driving Comfort:
At idle (accelerator not depressed, throttle nearly closed), the TPS signal tells the ECU the current throttle "zero position."
The ECU controls the idle motor or throttle controller accordingly to maintain a stable engine speed.
An abnormal TPS signal can cause idle jitter, stalling, or unstable engine speed.
Value:
TPS signal stability = idle smoothness + driving comfort.
Part Number: Hyundai I10 / Kia Morning & Picanto
Compatible Models: J5640309, 35170-02000, 35102-02910, 3510202910, 3517002000, TH501

Specifications:

Applications:

For Hyundai Models

For Kia Models

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Customization options
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FAQ：

1. Can you provide small-batch samples before mass order?
   Of course. We can provide prototype samples for testing and validation. Once approved, we will proceed with mass production under the same specifications.
2. Is your output signal compatible with my ECU/system?
   We support multiple output types --- analog (0--5V, 0--10V), current (4--20mA), and digital (PWM, CAN, LIN).
3. How long is the real service life of your sensor?
   Under normal operating conditions, the service life of our sensors exceeds 5 million cycles or 5--8 years. This is verified through endurance and environmental reliability testing.
4. What is the sensor's protection level (IP rating)?
   Our standard models are IP65/IP67 rated, and we can provide IP68 versions upon request for underwater or harsh environments.
5. What is the sensor's electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) level?
   Our products comply with EMC standards such as CISPR 25 and ISO 11452.