Throttle Position Sensor TPS 5006484 for Evinrude for Johnson BRP 0586671

Throttle Position Sensor TPS 5006484 for Evinrude for Johnson BRP

The Throttle Position Sensor TPS 5006484 for Evinrude for Johnson BRP measures throttle valve position and sends a voltage signal to the ECU for optimal combustion on 2-stroke outboards. This sensor replaces OEM cross-reference 0586671 and fits a wide range of Evinrude and Johnson engines built by BRP.

Overview

This Throttle Position Sensor TPS 5006484 for Evinrude for Johnson BRP is an electronic sensor that detects the exact position of the throttle butterfly and relays that data to the engine computer. It is designed for 2-stroke outboard motors and helps maintain correct fuel delivery during acceleration and deceleration. This TPS 5006484 for Evinrude for Johnson BRP is a cost-effective replacement for a worn original sensor that causes poor throttle response or engine surging.

Built For Performance

• Replaces OEM part numbers 5006484 and 0586671
• Non-contact or contact-type sensor with reliable output signal
• Rugged construction resists saltwater corrosion and engine heat
• Easy bolt-on installation with factory-style connector
• Wide compatibility across multiple horsepower ranges

Fits These Machines

• for Evinrude 30hp 2-Stroke
• for Evinrude 40hp 2-Stroke
• for Evinrude 50hp 2-Stroke
• for Evinrude 60hp 2-Stroke
• for Evinrude 75hp 2-Stroke
• for Evinrude 90hp 2-Stroke
• for Evinrude 115hp 2-Stroke
• for Evinrude 150hp 2-Stroke
• for Johnson 30hp 2-Stroke
• for Johnson 70hp 2-Stroke
• for Johnson 100hp 2-Stroke
• for Johnson 175hp 2-Stroke

On-The-Job Use

• Replaces a failed TPS that triggers engine check light or fault code
• Installed during complete ignition and fuel system service
• Used when engine hesitates or stalls during low-speed maneuvers
• Suitable for saltwater or freshwater boating applications

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: What happens if I ignore a bad TPS on my Evinrude or Johnson outboard? A: A faulty sensor can cause erratic idling, reduced fuel efficiency, and eventual engine stalling, which may lead to further damage if left unaddressed.

Q: Can I install this TPS 5006484 myself? A: Yes, if you are comfortable with basic outboard electrical work, but you should disconnect the battery and follow service manual guidance for calibration after installation.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.