Standard Ignition MC1414 Throttle Position Sensor

Throttle Position Sensor for OE-Style Replacement

Standard Ignition MC1414 is a direct-fit throttle position sensor built for straightforward replacement on emission control systems. It uses a 3-terminal blade design with male connector and male terminals, making it a practical choice for service work where accurate throttle signal input matters.

For technicians and DIY repairs on Honda Civic and similar applications, MC1414 supports clean electrical connection and OE-style fitment. Standard Ignition MC1414 is built with materials selected to handle demanding underhood conditions and is tested for reliability during manufacturing.

Key Features

• Direct-fit OE replacement throttle position sensor
• Male connector and male terminal configuration
• 3 blade terminals for secure electrical connection
• Built with materials suited for extreme operating conditions
• Manufactured under complete quality control
• Cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts 172286 and 182286 for the same application

Detailed Description

The Standard Ignition MC1414 throttle position sensor is designed for emission control service where throttle angle feedback must be delivered accurately to the engine management system. Its OE-style replacement design supports a direct installation path, while the 3-terminal blade layout helps maintain a dependable connection at the throttle body. This part number is commonly searched by buyers looking for a throttle position sensor for Honda Civic repair, Standard Ignition MC1414 replacement, or an OE replacement TPS for emission control diagnostics.

Standard Ignition applies in-process quality control and testing to help ensure consistent performance. If you are replacing a worn or erratic throttle position sensor on a Honda Civic, MC1414 provides a service-ready option that matches the original-style electrical interface.

What It Helps Fix

• Throttle signal dropouts or unstable sensor readings
• Rough idle caused by incorrect throttle position input
• Delayed throttle response during acceleration
• Check engine light concerns tied to TPS faults
• Driveability issues related to emission control sensor failure

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify connector style, terminal count, and mounting interface before installation. Confirm the throttle body and harness terminals are clean and free of corrosion, and compare the original sensor position and indexing before removal. For Honda Civic throttle position sensor replacement, matching the OE-style connector and terminal layout helps reduce installation issues.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition states that this sensor undergoes extensive testing and is produced with complete quality control throughout manufacturing. That process supports consistent fit and dependable operation for service replacement applications.