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Old 06-05-02, 08:11 PM
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TPS Removal Question

I'm gong to the boneyard tomorrow to get a new TPS for my TII from a N/A. I'm kinda dumb so I need someone to explain what I will need remove (to take home) and what I need to disconnect. I can't find any good pictures of the TPS in the Haynes or workshop manual.

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5/16 wrench and thats all i think...
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Dont use 5/16, use metric . 10 and 12mm -bring both
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how do i get the lower bolt off of my s5 tps? the one under the bracket? i am trying to swap a new one because im throwing code 12 but i cant get under there to get it off do i have to remove the throttle body? (i dont have any gaskets or anything )
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One... dont resurrect threads that died 3 years ago.
Two... place a 10mm socket on the bolt at an angle then level it out to remove the bolt. Its not hard you just need to lift the TPS adjust screw out of the way.
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my ratchet is hitting the lim... i thought maybe there was another way
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and i ressurected it because i was obviously SEARCHING about my problem. the thread is still relevant today to anyone who wants it answered. its not 'dated' at all.
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Originally Posted by sleejay
and i ressurected it because i was obviously SEARCHING about my problem. the thread is still relevant today to anyone who wants it answered. its not 'dated' at all.
ditto

if people weren't ressureting threads, there would be a mass amount of useless thread so please shut it up when someone is really searching cuz all of us yell at noobs that doesn't search

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Old 05-24-05, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by 13Beast REW
One... dont resurrect threads that died 3 years ago.
The tps is easy to get off when you have the right tools.
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^^^

yeah but you shouldn't discourage someone that might not have the knowledge and/or equipment from asking questions and bringing threads back from the dead

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You don't have to prove that you've searched by resurrecting threads. searching reduces new threads by people finding the answers they need on their own. The point is that when I say the date on the first post I almost didn't read any further. After such a long time, just go ahead and create a new thread. Few poeple will continue through searches that go back that far anyway.

Theres nothing wrong with new threads as long as they are not the same old questions that were answered just 2 weeks ago.
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Originally Posted by sleejay
and i ressurected it because i was obviously SEARCHING about my problem. the thread is still relevant today to anyone who wants it answered. its not 'dated' at all.
one more thing, i wasn't getting in your grill about it just suggesting that you may get better results by not going back that far.
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I have a question though, is there any difference from the na - turbo tps on an s4 or even s5, are they the same and interchangeable?
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Originally Posted by vibspecv
I have a question though, is there any difference from the na - turbo tps on an s4 or even s5, are they the same and interchangeable?
Cant speak about the s4 NA and turbo TPS... BUT

I know for a fact that an S5 NA and turbo TPS are interchangeable. All you have to do is swap brackets. I have personally done this to someone's car already. My theory is that Mazda could jack up the price for the turbo TPS by changing the bracket and part number.
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