TPS wiring-no black

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Re: TPS wiring-no black [Re: Trooper0601] #621443 07/11/05 08:50 PM

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Hey, what's up? OK, I have removed the EGR valve to clean it & the ports. While it's off, I see the TPS is easier to access. I have the 2 screws loose & Nothing comes up on "Search". Could someone please give me a play by play as to the proper way to adjust the TPS. I even bought a new meter. Also, any help with diag. codes 25 & 33. Thank you in advance.

'89 Trooper 2.6L automatic--216,000+ miles

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
TPS wiring-no black	Trooper0601	07/01/05 08:46 PM
Re: TPS wiring-no black	Jim_Paget	07/01/05 11:31 PM
Re: TPS wiring-no black	Trooper0601	07/02/05 01:38 AM
Re: TPS wiring-no black	jezeric	07/02/05 02:13 AM
Re: TPS wiring-no black	Jim_Paget	07/02/05 03:33 AM
Re: TPS wiring-no black	Trooper0601	07/07/05 08:47 PM
Re: TPS wiring-no black	Trooper0601	07/11/05 08:50 PM

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