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Three pin, GM WeatherPack style, inline throttle position sensor. Fits the TPS on many GM TPI installations, Holley Stealth Ram and Pro-Jection, and Rochester feedback carburetors. Note the keying, shown in the product gallery zoom.
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Three pin, GM WeatherPack style, inline throttle position sensor. Fits the TPS on many GM TPI installations, Holley Stealth Ram and Pro-Jection, and Rochester feedback carburetors. Note the keying, shown in the product gallery zoom.
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