For what it's worth the TPS is a pain to remove. Depending on how valuable your time is, I might suggest just buying a new TPS and not trying to remove the old one. You will save perhaps an hour and you will know that you are starting with a new TPS. Though, you might get lucky and it could come right off.
In my case, I ended up braking the original TPS although I did not figure it out until I had it all back together and the car ran like crap.
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