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06-21-2005, 12:16 AM
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SN95 5.0l TPS Voltage WAY TOO HIGH!!! Please help!
well, i thought my throttle positioning sensor was my problem, so i purchased a brand new one.
what was happening, was the tps was showing 4.79 volts. i tested all 3 wires grey wire 4.79ish volts grey/white wire 4.79 volts also brown wire 5 volts. what could the problem be? i replaced the sensor and ive still got the same readings. i can not think of anything else that could be the problem. if someone else could make a suggestion, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kris
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