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97 t-bird...TPS issues
Is there something that can cause the TPS to keep malfunctioning? I have replaced mine twiced in two months and i am starting to have "high idle" issues again. No SES light yet.. I have a 4.6 liter v8, have changed the MAS. Am i doing something wrong or missing something when i replace it? It's a simple part to replace, unscrew two screws and vac hose...replace it. Was just wondering if something else could be causing the TPS to go bad or misread. Thanks in advance
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Re: 97 t-bird...TPS issues
Are you using a cheap aftermarket part? If so try using an OEM part. Bob Utter Ford has low prices as do other dealers on the web.
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Re: 97 t-bird...TPS issues
Hey 97bird....I am using OEM parts. I think I found my problem, seems the vac hose coming off the IAC was loose, I snugged it and any other hose I seen that might be loose. So far, the car is running fine, no high idling. It's been two days now...I'll have to wait and see if it starts doing it again. Thanks
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Re: 97 t-bird...TPS issues
You might want to check all of the hoses to see if they are getting hard and brittle. Replacing them now will prevent problems later! Good to know you found the problem.
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Re: 97 t-bird...TPS issues
X2! After seeing what all my vac lines looked like I'm suprised my car ran at all before I replaced them, everything was cracked and nasty
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1996 Thunderbird lx 4.6L Mods- PI top end swap, C&L plenum, 75mm throttle body, 03 mustang gt intake tube, airbox, 80mm MAFS, 300hp+ J-Mod, tuned really hot by Lonnie at Blue Oval Chips with an sct X3, mid length dual exhaust with mandrel bent X-pipe and turndowns Up next- aluminum driveshaft, 22c plugs, 180 degree thermostat and a tune to match, polyurethane EVERYTHING, possibly lowering springs |
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