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Dodge Throttle Position Sensor maintains engine reaction alacrity by informing the computer on the extent or degree to which you press the throttle. Since its all-steel introduction in 1914 up to the present-day electric bruisers, Dodge screams power and toughness rather than civilized efficiency, making every trip a drag strip. Dodge combined HEMI swagger and Viper race DNA, and now the Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust opens fire with 600-watt fake thunder that changes at the switch of the Drag, Donut, Sport, or hushes in Stealth, and battery packs rave like carbureted dragons. Dodge remains straight with its purpose: accelerate, be unpretentious, and make drivers feel every violent push. In each showroom, Dodge does not water down that heritage and, as a result, even family haulers can be bumped with the same unapologetic will. Throttle Position Sensor monitors throttle shaft and transmits real-time throttle angle data to the engine computer so that it can make instant fuel and spark corrections. The closed type of Throttle Position Sensor is another type that keeps tabs in case the blade is at idle position and thus the stumbles are eradicated before surfacing. The design of the Hall-effect or magnetoresistive Throttle Position Sensor sheds off the wear that may afflict potentiometers, and thus its readings remain accurate after years of stop-and-go. When a Throttle Position Sensor fails to shoot, the computer makes a bad guess, the mileage will be lower, the power will be sluggish, and the pedal will be mushy until it is replaced.