The Throttle Position Sensor May Fail on Suzuki Sidekick

Submitted by Jim Taddei · May 29, 2025

Published by RepairPal

Problem overview

A hesitation on acceleration may be caused by a failing throttle position sensor (TPS). If the problem is confirmed to be a failed TPS replacement of the failed sensor will be required.

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Suzuki Sidekick vehicles with this problem

7 model years affected

Average mileage: 105,625 miles

(16,500 - 160,000)

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The Throttle Position Sensor May Fail on Suzuki Sidekick

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