2004 suzuki verona unable to find exact throttle position sensor for the throttle body on my vehicle. All sensors I've seen look nothing like the one on the throttle body.

The 2004 Suzuki Verona 2.5L does not utilize an idle air control (IAC) valve. Instead, an electronic throttle control (ETC) system is used which Suzuki calls the "main throttle idle actuator" (MTIA). This component is the throttle body assembly but with an internal motor that adjusts the throttle plate open or closed based on accelerator pedal position inputs to the engine control module (ECM). Similarly, the ECM adjusts the throttle plate angle at idle to control idle speed. If the idle speed is not correct, the throttle body may need to be cleaned, calibrated or replaced. You can read more here: https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-replace-a-throttle-controller-by-mia-bevacqua

The throttle body on a Verona is on the drivers side behind the engine cover and you will need to remove the cover to change it out.

They are not supposed to have battery feed when ignition is turned off but will bring the engine check light on

According to the parts catalog, the throttle position sensor for a 2004 Verona should be a small plastic potentiometer with two screw holes and a connector plug.
It should mount on the opposite side of the throttle body from the accelerator cable.
Does that sound like the part you bought ?
If not, what is the part number and brand ?

Check the gas cable, it may be too tight. You can do that easily. I had the same problem with that "famous" engine light. Use 91 octane gasoline and take a ride on a highway 100 to 110 kmh speed (1 hour minimum). I have a 2004 Verona and it is a great car.

These parts are generally used on more than one vehicle. Since the Verona is a Japanese car, I would try looking at similar Japense models for something similar. Another thought is the junk yards, some of these must have made their way there by now.

Doug

If you can't find it, then that means you haven't tested it. If you haven't tested it, then you can't possibly know for sure that it is what is causing your stalling problem.

The Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) is very UNLIKELY to cause your engine to stall at stops anyway. A more likely candidate would be the Idle Air Control. (IAC) You won't find an IAC for your vehicle at most aftermarket parts suppliers. You will most likely have to buy on from the dealer. (For example, AutoZone does not even list one for your vehicle.)

If you still think you want to waste your money on a TPS, it is located in the same place that it is located on ALL cars...On the side of the throttle body.

Throttle position sensor. Pull the plug and clean it with brake clean. Never use thinner on your car it eats rubber. Brake clean cleans oil and carbon and doesn't leave a residue. And it doesn't eat the seals out of sensors. It drys to quick.

The throttle position sensor is going to be located on the throttle body.This sensor detects the position of the butterfly to the PCM to regulate fuel and air mix along with information from other sensors.

is located on theback of the intake manifold where the air filter connects to the intake