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2G TPS question "A/T Trans"

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Kdouglas89

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Jul 8, 2013
Davenport, Iowa
I am starting to think my TPS is either bad, or not adjusted correctly. I adjusted it myself when I rebuilt my throttle body a few months back. Shifting doesn't feel right, and it seems under boost the shifting is delayed.

Even if dsmlink is showing 0.63v and 5.0v at WoT, could it still be off? I am pretty sure I have link setting the TPS automatically, but im wondering if it could still be bad.

Thanks
 
An old method is disconnect it and see if it still runs the same. If acts or runs differently then its not the problem. Reconnect and erase engine code if you get any. I disconnected my tps once and when I took it for a quick test my trans didn't shift until high rpms like if it was manual.
 
An old method is disconnect it and see if it still runs the same. If acts or runs differently then its not the problem. Reconnect and erase engine code if you get any. I disconnected my tps once and when I took it for a quick test my trans didn't shift until high rpms like if it was manual.

I do not get any codes. I am pretty much asking, if link is autmatically setting my TPS, would link still show 0.63 and 5v if my TPS actually was bad?
 
Are you setting your tps in link with car on or off. Saw video guy puts laptop where he can see it. While car is off he has link running and adjust it to tight spot.
 
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