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    Posted: 13 Nov 2014 at 22:09

TPS


If unsure check part number on your bike or parts diagram 

Most 2003 models onwards.This tps is not mechanically adjustable (has fixed mounting holes) 

Guzzi Gu32530508 , 05112830 
Marelli pf1c 
cts 510 series 
They are also common in many european made cars although I have not looked at the techical specification 

VW: 0279983851 
ALFA ROMEO: 9950634 
FIAT: 7714824 9950634 9945634 
MARELLI: PF1C/00 
RENAULT: 7701044743 7701044743 
SOLEX: 16104044 16104047 72408374 
SHORT CODE: PF1C/00 PF5C/00 

 

http://www.bikesportdevelopments.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=PF1C
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THROTTLE-POSI ... 4247wt_905 


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Marelli pf3c, pf4 (harley davidson) 
Harley Davidson 27271-95 HD 
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http://www.tlm.nl/webshop/en/potentiometer-v11-ev-sport1100-015305000000-moto-guzzi?___SID=U

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yeh the tdc sensor is similar idendical car part 25.99 look on e=bay guzzi part identical Marelli part is £139 go figure
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Just remembered to have a quick look at mine, its got WEBER PF10/02 3318 upon it. Mean anything??
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I replaced the TPS on my 2009 CAL VIN with the Harley part. Much less expensive and my  local dealer had one in stock.   I think it fits an older  Road King
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Has anyone tried to use this TPS on a Harley Davidson with Part number 27271-95

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Yes,  27271-95 is the one I used on my 2009 CalVin  It works just fine.
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Are people changing these just for fun, or are they a common failure item?
Can't say I've heard or read of any going t*ts-up . . . 
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they normally go wrong when they are young , or used in town a lot .
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I used to work at the company that made these- CTS. There are about 6 versions,but if its a PF1C, its the same on a car or a bike. You would not want to know the mark up on these!!! Shocked
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I think they were sold to magneti marelli for a few quid each.
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PF3c was fitted to the Ducati monster I had ,the  PF1c was fitted to the Ducati S2R 1000 I had after that ,both are silly money from Ducati but California Cycle works make them for around £50 , I fitted a calcycle PF3c to the M900ie I had and it was fine .
 As a point of interest the PF3c is none linear and the PF1 is .
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Basically there are linear, dual slope , both in clockwise and anti clockwise variants. Dual slope have adjustable mounting .
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On a semi-related note, is resetting the TPS really required before doing a TBS?
If so, is there a simpler less costly way to reset it than buying an expensive sw or hw to do it?

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