157dB

Remove the BBK and put the OEM TB back on.
Wrench gone, problem solved.
Yet another "I put a BBK TB on and now I have DTCs" post.

thejoker62

I cleaned and set up everything correctly and it still doenst work ,

So I guess I need to change the TPS ?

wayne613

Third time...

Did you follow the troubleshooting instructions on the last page, requiring you to use a digital multimeter to verify the voltage, possibly recalibrating it?!

http://1.cdn.lib.americanmuscle.com/...bbkins1763.pdf

thejoker62

I'm sorry i thought I answered you ...

I doon't have a digital multimeter , do you know where I can find one ?

zanypunk

Get a ported one. That will help, instead of those BBK ones. They'll work find if you know what's happening but not for an average guy or gal.

Freshman4life05

Sounds like your voltage is the issue now, only way to fix this is with the digital multimeter... they are pretty cheap, definitely a good thing to have. Once you get the voltage in the range it needs to be disconnect your battery to clear out the code again. Should be fixed after that (hopefully).

edit: according to the bbk how to provided on AM website you don't have to disconnect the battery once you fix the voltage you can just turn the key on and off 4 times and it will perform a "self check" . Keep us posted

thejoker62

Thanks,

Can you give me a link of one digital multimeter please ?

To be sure taht i wont buy something else Lol

Freshman4life05

Here is one $15, pretty much the same one I have

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...ier=64471_0_0_

Although if you don't know how to use it or what you are trying to do it may be best to get someone who does know what they doing...

thejoker62

Thank You,

Can You describe me very quickly what do I have to do to fix my issue ?

wayne613

Really?