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Replacement and OEM Parts for 2009 Chevrolet Aveo Throttle Position Sensor

2009 Chevrolet Aveo Throttle Position Sensor

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  • Original Engine Management Throttle Position Sensor for 2009 Chevrolet Aveo - 9960

    Original Engine Management® Throttle Position Sensor for 2009 Chevrolet Aveo

    PartNumber: 9960
    Product Specifications
    • Notes: Buit in Mexico
    • Color: Black
    • Connector Gender: Female (1)
    • Connector Quantity: 1
    • Connector Shape: Round
    • Gaskets Included: No
    • Mounting Location: On Intake Manifold
    • Screws included: No
    • Terminal Gender: Male (1)
    • Terminal Quantity: 3
    • Terminal Type: Blade
    • UPC: 841266051098
    • Part Description: 2009 Chevrolet Aveo Throttle Position Sensor
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    • 2009 Chevrolet Aveo | All Trims | All Engines

FAQ for Throttle Position Sensor Repair

Q: How can P2138 be fixed?
A:
You must first verify that no other parts or wires are connected to the APP sensor signal circuits. You will then need to run a system check on the vehicle. If after the check is done, you have any diagnostic codes you can simply replace the part the code is displaying as a failed or defective part. If after the system check is performed and no diagnostic codes are pulled up, you will need to locate the body harness connector that is linked to the instrument panel. Once located, inspect the connector for water leakage into the wires and pins. If there is a water leak you will need to repair the connector so the damaged area is covered. If no water is found, you must verify there is no debris or corrosion on the connector. If debris or corrosion is found, clean the connector as best as possible and reinstall it onto the vehicle.
By Bob
GM Specialist
03/11/2021