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Question changing sensors

Okay.. I'm about to buy a new TPS and a new IAC... is there anything I should know before installing them? like resetting something or just something in general I should know..
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Re: changing sensors

should just be a simple striaghtforward swap
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Re: changing sensors

ahh alright.. cool thanks.
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Re: Re: changing sensors

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should just be a simple striaghtforward swap
Except for the fact that you must check the TPS voltage to make sure it is adjusted properly when installed.
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Re: changing sensors

what he said... lol
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Before installing the IAC you have to make sure it is retracted or you risk jamming it in the pintle bore and ruining it.
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