Accelerator pedal sensor

In modern vehicles, the accelerator pedal no longer acts mechanically via a cable or linkage. Instead, a sensor measures the position of the pedal and transmits this data to the control unit for setting the throttle elements (petrol engine) or to the injection system (diesel engine). The advantage of this approach is that these parameters can be used to prevent wear on the clutch and drivetrain and to reduce CO2 emissions.

HELLA distinguishes between two different position measurement technologies with regard to accelerator pedal sensors. Besides the contactless inductive position sensor (CIPOS®), HELLA’s own robust, highly accurate and advanced position technology, HELLA also offers traditional potentiometer technology.

The sensor was designed independently of the APS technology so that the pedal, generation of the pedal force and the sensor are integrated within a modular design. The design and the haptics of the pedal can thus be adapted according to the customer’s individual requirements. HELLA's pedal sensors are available for pendant and floor mounting.

The market leader in the field of pedal sensors, HELLA has years of applications experience in the OE sector. Our range of pedal sensors includes countless variants with numerous vehicle cross-references, so ensuring high coverage for each article. The main applications are produced for BMW, Dacia, Ford, Mercedes-Benz, Mini, Vauxhall, Renault and VW.

Spare Parts Finder
OE-No. Manual vehicle identification
Top manufacturers
Other manufacturers
Vehicle series Back
Vehicle Back

Enter the OE number in the input field. You will usually find the OE number on the spare part itself or in the vehicle documents.

Spare Parts Finder
Simple vehicle identification Also determine spare parts with OE numbers Detailed product information
dummy
Processing Selected Car
Manufacturer
Vehicle series
Vehicle
Engine output
Engine displacement
Fuel type
Construction year
Engine code

Choose category:
Back
dummy
Share
Send via Copy link
URL copied to the clickboard !
Article NUmber
Number
Article Number Was Copied !
Search The Web Mounting Instructions
More Details
Name Value
Less Details

Your Dealer
Autoteile Krammer GmbH
dummy
Lechstraße 1-3
68199 Mannheim
Show Map

Why Hella?

  • Market and technology leader for accelerator pedal sensors
  • Precise position measurement with HELLA CIPOS technology
  • Extensive applications expertise thanks to production experience gained since 1996
  • Extensive quality checks to ensure high quality
  • Over 175,000,000 accelerator pedal sensors already installed

More information about our accelerator pedal sensors

Universal parts – spare parts that are not vehicle-specific

Universal parts – spare parts that are not vehicle-specific

The universal parts catalogue enables you to search for lighting and electrics/electronics products that are not vehicle-specific.

Universal parts catalogue

Vehicle-specific spare parts

Vehicle-specific spare parts

Our online catalogue is designed to make it easier for you to search for spare parts. This means that you can, for example, enter the relevant vehicle by using our comprehensive manufacturer list, the type designation or the engine code.

Vehicle-specific spare parts

Hella catalogue app

Hella catalogue app

Our catalogue app lets you find HELLA products for passenger cars and commercial vehicles quickly and easily. Intuitive user prompting will lead you to the right result in a few steps ─ an easy, straightforward process.

HELLA Apps

Brief information as PDF download

Brief information as PDF download

Information on various products in one database.

Brief information

Further technical information

E-mobility
Basic Knowledge
E-mobility in everyday workshop activities: technology and requirements
Electromobility is changing workshop processes: find out how workshops handle high-voltage systems, new diagnostics procedures and targeted qualifications
Reading Time: 16 minutes
A vehicle with an active ADAS system recognises pedestrians and e-scooters in urban traffic by means of radar and sensor signals – a good example of autonomous driving and sensor fusion.
Basic Knowledge
ADAS and autonomous driving: an overview for workshops
Everything you need to know about ADAS and autonomous driving: functions, sensor fusion, AI and diagnostic devices – concisely explained for automotive professionals
Reading Time: 14 minutes
Electric hatchback actuator
Basic Knowledge
Electric hatchback actuator: troubleshooting
Find out how to systematically diagnose and specifically narrow down common faults in the electric hatchback actuator.
Reading Time: 8 minutes
HELLA 77 GHz radar sensors: Design, function and applications
Basic Knowledge
Maintenance and diagnostics of 77 GHz radar sensors
Find out how the HELLA 77 GHz radar sensor supports driver assistance systems and accurately identifies objects in any weather conditions. Discover the design, function and applications in the vehicle.
Reading Time: 7 minutes
Accelerator pedal sensor
Basic Knowledge
Accelerator pedal sensor – function & design
Important tips for checking the accelerator pedal sensor and rectifying defects - practical knowledge for your workshop.
Reading Time: 3 minutes
Coolant temperature sensor
Basic Knowledge
Coolant temperature sensor testing
Instructions for testing the coolant temperature sensor with a multimeter - diagnosis and repair for your workshop.
Reading Time: 3 minutes
Checking a high-pressure fuel pump
Basic Knowledge
Checking a high-pressure fuel pump
An overview of the structure and function of the high-pressure fuel pump - with information on fault diagnosis.
Reading Time: 8 minutes
Basic Knowledge
Checking the exhaust gas temperature sensor
Step-by-step instructions for testing the exhaust gas temperature sensor - shown on the VW Passat 2.0 TDI.
Reading Time: 3 minutes
TPS sensor
Basic Knowledge
TPS sensor – function & troubleshooting
Learn how to check a throttle potentiometer for defects and recognize the most common symptoms.
Reading Time: 2 minutes
Injection nozzle/injection valve
Basic Knowledge
Injection nozzle/injection valve – Function & checks
Find out how to diagnose a defective fuel injector and replace it in the workshop.
Reading Time: 6 minutes

Other products

Quick question

Great! Just one more Step

Subscription successful

Head to your inbox and confirm your email address so that you don’t miss our updates!

Get ready for brand new technical videos, car repair advice, trainings, helpful diagnostic tips, marketing campaigns and much more... delivered straight to your inbox every two weeks!