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Old 02-19-03, 01:59 PM
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Hey all.. i was looking into buyin this 88 FC3 wit a rebuilt tranny wit 15k on it, not sure if its auto or manual, however its described to be in real good runnin order except for the fact that it needs a TPS... how much of a pain is it to istall, and the TPS wouldnt jus happen to be the same from a 88 626 would it? i know thas a weird question, but there r some things under the hood of a RX7 that ill fit my 626, mostly sensors r all iv swapped to my 6, but i jus thought id ask since i have several new and used TPS's for my 626 in the trunk.. but anyhow the askin price is $500 for the car.. should i get it and whats the deal wit the TPS
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Well, if its an N/A, the TPS is a breeze to replace
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tps takes about 5min to install they are real easy. you might just need to adjust it
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Originally posted by Kuzz
tps takes about 5min to install they are real easy. you might just need to adjust it
No...you'll have to adjust It. Whenever you replace or remove thr TPS you should always adjust It.
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There a dime a dozen at the wrecking yards as well. I hear that they are pricey little buggers from the dealership.
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yeah but adjusting it is easy as **** just turn a screw. just make yourself a little check light or if you have a fuel computer you can adjust it using that. still take 5 min. I had to change mine last week
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