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i unplugged the TPS while the car was idling and i didnt notice a change in the 10 seconds it was unplugged. I didnt look for a check engine light while it was unplugged and it hasnt shown one at all since i have owned it.
its dark and cold out right now. ill check that tomorrow.
what and how should i test these parts?
what and how should i test these parts?
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If so, then you and your car are very lucky!
If not, then your light is burned out. If you've been getting check engine "lights," then you've never been told. Plug in a code reader and be prepared for a possible laundry list of codes.
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You haven't ever had a check engine light? When you turn the key to RUN, does the check engine light come on?
If so, then you and your car are very lucky!
If not, then your light is burned out. If you've been getting check engine "lights," then you've never been told. Plug in a code reader and be prepared for a possible laundry list of codes.
If so, then you and your car are very lucky!
If not, then your light is burned out. If you've been getting check engine "lights," then you've never been told. Plug in a code reader and be prepared for a possible laundry list of codes.
i have a P0102 code and a P0446.
so MAF it is?
mine occasionally stalls as well and i figured that had to do with the rough idle not giving enough fuel.
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