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Old 08-28-06, 05:02 PM
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tps connection voltage??

I am checking my connection voltage to my tps and am getting the following....

top to bottom
0v
.1v
5.12v
4.60v

Now from my understanding it is supposed to be close to 5 for the full range and narrow range and the 3rd pin is supposed to be at 5 all the time.

Is there something i am missing that could cause me to get a low voltage on this?
i replaced ecu with another stock one to see if this was the problem it was not. could the connector be bad? im out of ideas at the moment..is there a relay or fuse that goes to this at all that i could check? any help is appreciated. thank you very much

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Old 08-28-06, 08:28 PM
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maybe i didnt specify, the voltage is the connector to the tps without it being plugged in. thus its just the gray connector. This is the reading i am getting. i am getting 2 check engine lights....= 12 and 18 which are full and narrow on the tps. meaning its not getting the juice it needs. anyone have any suggestions? is there a relay or fuse that goes to this? ive checked out the connection and it seems fine. or should i cut the wires and re run them into a new connector?
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bro, you have tyo HAVE the grey connector connected to the TPS to give the TPS power so you can check the voltage..just checking voltage on the plug won't tell you a thing.

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