13580-47H00 Sub Throttle Position Sensor TPS for Suzuki 2015 GSX-R1000L5
13580-47H00 Sub Throttle Position Sensor TPS for Suzuki 2015 GSX-R1000L5
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Sub Throttle Position Sensor for Suzuki
This Sub Throttle Position Sensor TPS for Suzuki, part number 13580-47H00 (cross-reference 1358047H00), is designed for the 2015 GSX-R1000L5 and reports sub-throttle valve angle to the ECU, ensuring sharp throttle response and stable idling.
Overview
This Sub Throttle Position Sensor for Suzuki 2015 GSX-R1000L5 measures the position of the secondary throttle butterfly and transmits that signal to the engine control unit for precise air-fuel adjustments. It directly replaces a failing or worn original sensor on the GSX-R1000L5, helping maintain consistent power delivery and smooth throttle transitions. This replacement TPS is built to OEM spec for a straightforward, reliable fix.
Built For Performance
- Direct-fit replacement for the 2015 GSX-R1000L5 sub-throttle assembly
- Sealed electronic housing protects against moisture, dirt, and heat
- Matches OEM output voltage range for accurate ECU calibration
- Includes the correct connector type for a pin-compatible plug-in
- Manufactured to strict tolerances for consistent signal linearity
Fits These Machines
- for Suzuki 2015 GSX-R1000L5
On-The-Job Use
- Replaces a defective sensor causing poor throttle response or engine surging
- Required when troubleshooting P0120 or similar throttle position codes on the GSX-R1000L5
- Performed during regular maintenance to avoid unexpected sensor failures
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 13580-47H00 / 1358047H00 |
| Product Type | Sub Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) |
| Fitment | for Suzuki 2015 GSX-R1000L5 |
| Mounting Style | Screws to sub-throttle shaft |
Good To Know
Q: Can I install this sensor on an earlier GSX-R1000 model? A: This sensor is specifically matched to the 2015 GSX-R1000L5 throttle body. Earlier models may use a different connector or mounting geometry, so verify your model year before purchase.
Q: Do I need to recalibrate the sensor after installation? A: No, the sensor operates within the same voltage range as the original and is recognized by the ECU automatically. Simply reset any stored trouble codes and perform a test ride.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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