Restore exact throttle response and eliminate jerky, unsafe acceleration with this premium Replacement Accelerator Pedal Sensor (Part # 57510-26600-71). Engineered specifically for the electronic drive-by-wire systems of modern Toyota 8-Series industrial forklifts, this high-precision throttle potentiometer ensures flawless communication between your foot pedal and the engine control module.
A failing or dead pedal sensor is a massive safety hazard. It causes dead spots in the throttle, sudden lurching, intermittent loss of drive power, and will frequently throw engine error codes that force the machine into "Limp Mode." Don't pay outrageous $350+ dealership markups at the OEM counter or get crushed by hidden shipping fees at checkout. Our high-quality aftermarket sensor features sealed, moisture-resistant internal electronics for maximum durability in harsh warehouse environments. We offer FAST, FREE SHIPPING across the USA to get your Toyota 8-Series fully operational and back on the floor.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS & VERIFIED FITMENT:
• Part Number: 57510-26600-71 (Replaces TY57510-26600-71, 57510-26600)
• Component Type: Accelerator Pedal Sensor / Throttle Position Sensor
• Equipment Fitment: Verified compatible with a massive range of Toyota 8-Series lift trucks.
• Fits Models: 8FGCU15, 8FGCU18, 8FGCU20, 8FGCU25, 8FGCU30, 8FGCU32, 8FGU15, 8FGU20, 8FGU25, 8FGU30, 8FGU32, 8FBCU25, and more.
• Fit & Finish: Exact OEM dimensions and plug-and-play wiring harness connector for a fast, direct bolt-on installation.
⚠️ RETURN POLICY NOTE: Due to the sensitive nature of electrical components, all returned sensors are subject to a mandatory 25% restocking fee. Parts must be in brand-new, uninstalled condition. Please verify your machine's error codes and part number compatibility prior to purchase.
Expert Tip: Before condemning your expensive accelerator sensor, completely inspect the wiring harness plug leading to the pedal. A corroded pin, loose ground wire, or damaged connector will mimic the exact same symptoms as a dead sensor!