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Shamus

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Jan 31, 2011
Albuquerque, New Mexico
I've been trying to get my 94 N/T tuned for at least 3 weeks now. I've had the throttle body off 5 or 6 times and I'm starting to lose my mind. I have searched and searched and read and read but to no resolve. I replaced my ISC (it was bad). I adjusted my throttle linkage. I adjusted my throttle stop. And I adjusted my TPS (or so I thought). I watched the video on the VFAQ page on tuning 101. In it he states, to adjust the TPS you need to check ohms between pins 2 and 4. He also has writen at the bottom of the page that he means to check volts. He used DSM link, and on dsm link it shows volts. However, I do not have DSM link and was trying to check the pins and I was using ohms. I set it to .63 and I still have idle surge, idle creap and basicly my car yells "screw you I'm not gonna idle, ha ha ha" while it runs. After screwing with it several times I watched the video again and realize he mean volts. However, if you unplug the TPS then there are no volts reaching it. So, how the hell do I adjust my TPS? Please help.:banghead:
 
ok, so just leave it connected and stick the probe on the wire in the back of the conector. Sometimes simplicty evades me. :) Thank you, I'll try that.
 
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