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Old 05-22-04, 10:31 AM
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using s5 TII tps on FD UIM?

my friend might be giving me his LIM and UIM off of his FD. i know the FD TPS isnt going to work with my s5 TII ecu. is it possible to use my s5 TII TPS somehow on the FD UIM?
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Can't you use the TII TB with the FD UIM? then it will be a bolt on.
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Originally posted by jacobcartmill
i know the FD TPS isnt going to work with my s5 TII ecu.
Yes it will. The FD TPS has the narrow-range and full-range sensors combined into one unit. Electrically its outputs are identical to the S5 TPS's, so all you have to do is match the wires up. The info on how to do this has been posted before.

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Can't you use the TII TB with the FD UIM?
No, the FD TB is bigger.
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No, the FD TB is bigger.
So the bolt patter is different?
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the bolts are not in the same spot so they dont match up
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anyone know if just splicing in the narrow range tps will work on s4's?
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Ew...

Sorry man, I'm taken,

Originally posted by drago86
anyone know if just splicing in the narrow range tps will work on s4's?
Yes it will.
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