(TPS) Throttle Positioning Sensor
#1
(TPS) Throttle Positioning Sensor
Hey guys, i had a question. I own an 89 Mustang gt hatch. How would i know if my TPS was no good? What would the car do if it was no good? I think mine is no good. Thanks
#2
RE: (TPS) Throttle Positioning Sensor
I think it's "no good ". jk. Check the voltage. One lead to a ground and one lead to i think the green wire. I beleive it should be around .95 to .99. I am sure someone knows the correct readings you should have.
#9
RE: (TPS) Throttle Positioning Sensor
symptoms may include hesitations while pushing down on accelerator if there were spots on the tps that register opens....simple enough to know you can run a koeo/koer test which will test the integrity of the sensors/system after that you can check the tps ground and 5 volt reference wires to make sure your getting supply to the sensor and after that you can back probe the signal return wire and with a multimeter set on volts slowly open the trottle plate and look for a smooth rise in voltage readings and if it goes to opens in some spots ...you'll know you have a problem.......ARE YOU HAVING A DRIVABILITYPROBLEM WITH THE CAR????
#10
RE: (TPS) Throttle Positioning Sensor
I've been trying to time the car at 14 degrees but it won't run right. I set the tps at .998 and when i take off it kind of hesitates a little. when i start the car up the idle bounces a lot. I think that problem is the Idle air control motor though. Thats another story. Thanks for everyone's help reguarding my issueI really appreciate it guys.