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Old 03-13-2011, 03:21 AM
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Re: TPS adjustment oddity

Wow thanks for all of your input. I used an analog meter for checking the resistance and a digital multimeter for checking the voltage. They also have new batteries and I'm sure are working fine. I actually have an issue with the bushing for the primary throttle plate (I think) and part of it is actually cracked... I will have to check the fast idle cam and order a new TPS again tomorrow.
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