3-Pin Throttle Body & Steering Torque Sensor Wire Harness Connector – OEM 6189-0154 / 6189-0481

A direct-fit OEM-specification 3-pin connector for throttle body position sensor and electric power steering (EPS) torque sensor wiring harnesses. Matching OEM part numbers 6189-0154 and 6189-0481, this connector provides a factory-quality electrical connection for throttle and steering sensor wiring repairs — restoring accurate sensor signals and eliminating related fault codes.

OEM Part Numbers

• 6189-0154 (throttle body / TPS application)
• 6189-0481 (steering torque sensor application)

Key Specifications

• Pin Count: 3-pin
• Application: Throttle body position sensor and EPS steering torque sensor wiring harness
• Gender: Male or Female (select above)
• Lead Options: Bare connector or pre-wired lead (select above)
• Fit Type: Direct OEM replacement

Fault Codes This Repair Addresses

• P0120–P0124 – Throttle/Pedal Position Sensor A circuit faults
• P0220–P0224 – Throttle/Pedal Position Sensor B circuit faults
• C1511, C1512 – EPS torque sensor circuit faults
• C1513 – Steering torque sensor signal error

Features & Benefits

• Dual OEM application: Covers both throttle body (6189-0154) and EPS torque sensor (6189-0481) applications sharing the same 3-pin housing
• Signal circuit rated: Low-resistance contacts maintain precise sensor signal integrity for safety-critical throttle and steering circuits
• Direct replacement: Plug-and-play fit with no modification to existing wiring
• Male and female options: Select the gender required for your specific repair
• Durable construction: Engineered for engine bay and steering column temperature cycling and vibration

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know if I need 6189-0154 or 6189-0481?
A: Both OEM numbers share the same 3-pin housing specification. 6189-0154 is typically referenced for throttle body applications; 6189-0481 for EPS torque sensor applications. Cross-reference against your vehicle’s wiring diagram to confirm.

Q: Can a faulty connector cause EPS warning light?
A: Yes. A corroded or damaged EPS torque sensor connector is a common cause of EPS warning lights and power steering assist loss. Inspect the connector before replacing the torque sensor or EPS module.

Q: Are terminals pre-installed?
A: Yes. Terminals are pre-installed in the connector housing.

Package Contents

1× 3-pin throttle / steering torque sensor wire harness connector (male or female, bare or pre-wired lead – select above)