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XR1stang · 01-06-2003, 02:29 PM

heh, I have this same problem with my 94. I have heads, cam, full exhaust, etc. and this all started shortly after I did this. I just put in a new clutch over the weekend and the jerking went away for me.

I have a 70mm BBK throttle body, but right now I'm running the stock one. The BBK had a problem with TPS voltage being WAY out of wack when I installed it. It was reading 1.35 with the original TPS, so I replaced the TPS and it came down to around 1.15 but was still high. I reinstalled the old throttle body and the TPS went down to .91 so I'm guessing something is screwy with the BBK piece somehow.

Oh, my problem could also be coming from the fact that I have no EGR at the moment.... /shrug

XR1stang

01-06-2003, 02:29 PM	#6
XR1stang Registered Member Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 205	heh, I have this same problem with my 94. I have heads, cam, full exhaust, etc. and this all started shortly after I did this. I just put in a new clutch over the weekend and the jerking went away for me. I have a 70mm BBK throttle body, but right now I'm running the stock one. The BBK had a problem with TPS voltage being WAY out of wack when I installed it. It was reading 1.35 with the original TPS, so I replaced the TPS and it came down to around 1.15 but was still high. I reinstalled the old throttle body and the TPS went down to .91 so I'm guessing something is screwy with the BBK piece somehow. Oh, my problem could also be coming from the fact that I have no EGR at the moment.... /shrug XR1stang __________________ I used to hate computers, until the server went down on me...