I tried a search nothing came up...Exactly where is the tps located.I know its on the throttle body but does anyone have a pic of what it looks like..Or where it is?

Thanks

 

Go outside, find your car, pop your hood, and look at it.

 

Firewall side of throttle body, is black plastic, has electrical connector on it, the manual does has diagrams of all of this and more, learn it!

 

Mattco26 funny tool..

chuck thanks i can't find mine...i was just makeing sure...

 

Maybe I can get some help...

"Dave from kdr told me to warm up car...once fully warm..shut off and turn key back on..got to etc..go to sensor/swith and look at vta1 and vta2..then u want to loosen the tps sensor on the throttle body..and turn it slightly till both voltage readings are below 1.0 volt.."

my question is what does Dave mean by loosening the tps sensor and turn it?...Isnt there only 2 bolts holding it in....Can someone help me out on what he is saying above...

thanks

 

The TPS is a spring loaded varible resitor unit. Two screws or bolts (depending on year) hold it to the throttle body. When they are loosen, the TPS can be rotated either direction which changes the voltge output.

 

Thanks, Chuck now i understand....

 

I looked at some pictures but my sensor does not have any extra space in the screw holes for rotation...it only fits on one way...is my tps sensor just fucked up or what...

 

Ok i was looking at a different angle and now i see it...Ok but How the hell do u get the boyttom screw loosened up.....

 

If you have one of the luckier ones, the fasteners are bolt 7 mm hex head and phillips screwdriver.

If your is only screw driver, then you wil have to remove the throttle body and replace the fasteners.

 

i got the top screw what does it take to get the bottom 1 off without dissembleing the throttle body..

kevin

 

well i tried what he said and it still didn work i guess im beat.