Glad you got it figured out.
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whats a tpsRenting my rear wheel bearing tool kit. SIR
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Throttle Position Sensor.Originally posted by ///M42 sport View Post
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How to do you check it? I'm having similar issues nowRenting my rear wheel bearing tool kit. SIR
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Originally posted by ///M42 sport View Post
yes i would also like to know some more on how to tell if the TPS is adjusted right and if it works.
my car was idling at 1000+rpms and i had recently worked with my throttle so i checked there first and noticed that the TPS had slid to a different postion than before, i moved it to the "same" postion that i remembered it at but i'm not 100% sure its back to where it used to be. car drives fine now but i want to know how to double check. should it make a click or something at WOT, what i could check for?
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basically the idle switch should make when the throttle butterfly is closed. just rotate the tps until it clicks right when the throttle butterfly is fully closed or a touch before. the WOT switch doesn't click as loud as the idle one. the idle switch is a microswitch and the top end one is just a wafer switch easy enough to test it with a DMM the centre contact on the tps connector is ground the sides are for the idle and WOT.
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