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Old 06-30-2013, 01:06 PM
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Can anyone tell me what the voltage is on tps when idle..my car does good until i start to slow down and turn in some where and it acts like its going to die... any info thank you ahead of time....
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.99v or as close as you can get it.
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Old 08-17-2013, 11:55 AM
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I doubt the tps is your issue. Likely the iac is needing cleaned or the vss is bad.

You have an 89 and it should be a maf car. So the pcm uses the signal from the vehical speed sensor (vss) to keep the idle up when you come to a stop and inbetween shifts.
you could also try cleaning the maf and throttle body .

Also the baffle inside the fuel tanks have been known to come loose , its there to prevent the fuel from sloshing away from the pickup while turning sharply or stopping.
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Old 12-24-2013, 05:10 PM
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CAR SPEED DENSITY WAS A 4 CLY..THAT IS WHAT THEY INSTALL I HAVE GOT MY HANDS ON A A9L COMPUTER N COMPLETE WIRING HARNESS FOR IT HOW HARD IS THE HARNESS TO INSTALL
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what color of wires do you check voltage on...
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Originally Posted by Foureyed
.99v or as close as you can get it.
complete BS and as big a myth as they come....study GFUB programming doc. as proof
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Originally Posted by claysstang@att.net
what color of wires do you check voltage on...
iirc back probe the black and green
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Originally Posted by claysstang@att.net
what color of wires do you check voltage on...
http://www.muscularmustangs.com/tps.php
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what happens if you cant turn it anymore and only get .92 volts
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Originally Posted by claysstang@att.net
what happens if you cant turn it anymore and only get .92 volts
A round file works well to enlarge the holes slightly. Or a Dremel works great too.
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