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Old 04-25-2008, 01:37 PM
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TPS on a 98

Was talking with a guy from FACTORY PRO. Trying to eliminate a flat spot I'm feeling at around 7000. He told me I needed to check my TPS. Has anyone else done this?
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Originally Posted by TheRezyReb
Was talking with a guy from FACTORY PRO. Trying to eliminate a flat spot I'm feeling at around 7000. He told me I needed to check my TPS. Has anyone else done this?

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You will need a multimeter to check the resistance on the top two pins. It should be right around 500 ohms. There is a post in the knowledge base section with a good how to.






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So, frome everything I just read, the TPS realy has no effect at 6500+ rpm?
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Originally Posted by TheRezyReb
So, frome everything I just read, the TPS realy has no effect at 6500+ rpm?
I'm not an expert, but I'd have to say no.
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