Reply 1 - 11 of 11 Posts. fourwd1 · #2 · Jan 10, 2010. A faulty TPS can cause driveability problems such as hesitation, stalling, an erratic idle, pinging (spark knock), no torque converter lockup, hard starting, an intermittent check engine light while driving, poor fuel economy, and generally poor engine performance. Whenyour electronic throttle control goes bad, it puts your engine's performance and your personal safety at risk. Here are the signs to watch out for and what you can do to fix the issue. By Joshua Barrett August 12, 2023. Cables are out, and computers are in. This is the case for all cars equipped with a computerized throttle controller over
Howto Turn Off the TPMS System. Ford wants you to have the TPMS sensors in place. And, in reality, they should be there for safety reasons. More so, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has made it illegal for dealerships or other car service providers to disable or remove these sensors from your tires. Most of the time, there's no real problem with using them.
TheThrottle Position Sensor is a potentiometer that controls the throttle valve. Check with the dealer to see if they have an updated position switch. Replacing the TPS at the dealership can cost around $400-$600, depending on your location and model. Replacement TPS for Kia and Hyundai can also be purchased online. Catalytic Converter Yes the TPS sits on the end of the throttle shaft. It should have 2 or 3 bolts/screws holding it to the outside of the throttle body. You'll have to find out which of the 3 wires is the signal wire. One will have straight ground, one will be a 5v power supply, and the third is the signal back to the ECU. Putthe key in the ignition. Turn the key to the On position, without cranking the engine. Wait a few seconds, then turn it off. Repeat the second step. Crank the engine. Pull the parking brake. Set the gear lever in Drive. Wait 5-10 minutes. IlLKr. 0 85 388 386 155 475 134 3 237

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