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well it never acted up before but now i have installed a throttle body and plenum and keep getting a tps code is there a certai way to put that back on please HELP

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what did u put on for product


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why dose it matter the tps is not working not the tb

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put a new tps in they are only a few bucks


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http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/products/Mustang-Throttle-Position-Sensors

throttle blade might not be fully closed????????

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http://www.bbkperformance.com/download_file.php?pvk=468

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Step 7 Install the throttle position sensor on the new throttle body using supplied screws. Be sure the black plastic TPS bushing is in place before securing the TPS.

Step 13 Turn idle screw counter clockwise until you can see between the screw and the throttle linkage (.010 with feeler
gauge). Then turn clockwise exactly one full turn.

-- Edited by wheels at 18:27, 2008-10-09

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ya did all that also there is no bushing on the tps i dont know what they are talking about
what can go wrong if i ignore it

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did ya disconnect the battery so the computer can reset itself??

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made a good point
computer still thinks it is running stock tb

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how u make out with your problem rich???

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take the tps off and do a volt meter test or you can check for ohms on a 100k on the meter that will tell you if it is bad ....

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