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[ned032002]

Originally Posted by 91 Eclipse

how do you replace a wire that wires into the ECU

I dont think you can without really getting down and dirty with it.

[91 Eclipse]

yeah ill erplace the easy stuff to see if that helps im going to replace the sensor irself first then the connector then if I have to tthe wire.

[bighauns]

So is the connector and the sensor that all in one unit? like, that whole plug or is the sensor located elsewhere?

[91 Eclipse]

the sesor is on the throttle body with a pug coming out of it

[ned032002]

Originally Posted by 91 Eclipse

the sesor is on the throttle body with a pug coming out of it

The wire is in a connector...yes, but the connector connects to a "sensor" like gismo. All the "sensor" is, is the BISS, on the end of the "sensor" is a point that is acted upon when you let off the throttle. When the point is pushed on it does a spring action towards the BISS until it bottoms out. This sensor only lets the comp. know when the throttle is not in use, meaning that it is meant only for idle purposes. So by changing this "sensor", I don't think that it will fix it for anyone of you because I already tried by changing the entire throttle body and that didn't even fix it. Sorry but I won't try to stop any of you from attempting.