2ndMAX

If I can find the part numbers for the items listed below I may be able to get them for free. My max is in need of some help and I need some help from the .org. I used the search function but I didn't get any part numbers in my search.

Okay here's what I need

TPS (throttle position sensor):
Knock sensor:

If I can have the part numbers for the above items it would be a great help. If it helps I have a 96 SE Fed spec.

95emeraldgxe

call up courtessy

2ndMAX

For your info I called Courtesy and was informed that they dont give out part numbers. I'm looking for answers from people who've been down this road. Those who have ordered the parts and have the invoice or those who work at a Nissan dealer and can assist me on my quest. If I can get the part numbers I'll be a happy camper.

Come on folks I'm sure some of you out there have recently purchased these items. Please help me out.

jayanth

Call Nissanparts.cc and ask them for a quote and part nos, they'll email it to you

breaux124

iTrader: (1)

Found this, not sure if it's correct

Knock sensor: 22060-00001

2ndMAX

I'll find out in about a day or so.

Anyone who wants to confirm this please post.

Thanks to all the folks trying to help me!

Supermachoman

TPS: 22060-31U16

But double check to make sure.

breaux124

iTrader: (1)

Maybe someone should add these, and other part numbers (ex. O2 sensors) to the FAQ?

NISMO808

iTrader: (2)

do you guys have the part number for cam shaft position sensor. the one that goes up front.

Stillen_I30

Hey, was just curious as to why you need to change out your old TPS for a new one?

breaux124

iTrader: (1)

I don't have one, but try www.courtesyparts.com
Use their search function, thats how I found the Knock sensor part number.

2ndMAX

I read that you can adjust the TPS to get rid of the sypmtoms but while I had a chance to get free Nissan parts I figured why not? My car has 140k miles on it and hopefully after these sensors and a good old fashion tune up she'll be running like new.

My TPS symptoms: car is very jerky when applying throttle from a dead start. I have to be very careful when pressing down on the throttle and even more careful when releasing the throttle. Also when coming to a stop I clutch in and the rpms drop below idle for a sec and bounce back up. I think I'm going to have it adjusted first then go from there. Anyone familiar with the IACV (idle air control valve) and some of its gone bad symptoms???

Stillen_I30

i was going to say that you might as well change the IACV too if you can get it for free or dirt cheap. otherwise, i believe they're about 180 bucks and cannot be returned.