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Old 07-27-2010, 05:45 PM   #1
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TPS problem

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I will like to know what is the problem with my tps sensor, i already got 2 new one and i set it up between .45 to .48 and i still having problems under acceleration it like shock but if i take the tps plug out it runs fine. what do u think on that. This is on a sr20det motor. Thanks for your help
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anyone please?
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it like shock? elaborate please so to understand z issue.
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Yeat it shocks when I am about 2 to 3000 rpm.I check for leaks and everything is fine, but if I take the tps plug off the car runs fine just a little rich. I don't know what to do anymore or I will just leve it with the tps off
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