Is your car suffering from a rough idle, hesitation when you press the gas, or weird shifting? A faulty Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) could be the villain. This is a direct replacement TPS that fits a surprising range of vehicles from Isuzu, Honda, Chevrolet, Buick, and Oldsmobile. The key part number is 17083333, but it also replaces a ton of others like 17087655, 17106680, 213-894, and 71-7500.

It's a 3-wire sensor that tells your car's computer exactly how far you've pressed the gas pedal. This unbranded unit is made in Mexico and comes with a 1-year warranty. Installation is usually straightforward—it's often just two screws and one electrical connector on the side of your throttle body. No programming needed for most applications; it's a plug-and-play swap. If you're getting a check engine light with a TPS-related code (like P0121, P0122, P0123), this sensor is likely your fix. A simple, affordable repair that can smooth out your engine's performance. California Prop 65 warning applies.