about that low tps voltage.....
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about that low tps voltage.....
figured it out.after replaceing the throttle position sensor and connector,my 92 ssei was throwin code 22,and the ses light was steady on.it took me a minute to realize that i did not screw the sensor exactly in the same position as the previous sensor.we are talkin like 25 degress difference.big difference.anyway.lesson learned.that problem solved,on to the crank shaft position sensor.
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Well sounds like you are getting things done! I only wish you best of luck. I know your ride will run much better when you get her done. Keep us posted sounds like a good book and now for the great ending.
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I've taken my TPS off three times. Coincidentally, I've found three different ways to improperly install it. Fortunately, the crank sensor only goes in one way.
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