TPS replacement
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TPS replacement
i have a bouncing idle and i've done everything i can think of except putting on a new TPS, so that's what i'm planning on doing. my question is, how do you get the factory one off? i looked at the bolts holding it on and it doesn't look like there is a space for a screw driver and it's a round bolt so a socket won't work either. This is on a d16z6.
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Re: TPS replacement
I have heard that you have to gring off the head or grab with vise grips to take off. Someone correct me if I am wrong but I thought you had to buy the tb to get the tps unless you can buy a used one
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Re: TPS replacement
that is true. honda made it where if it ever went out you would have to buy a new throttle body that includes a tps with it. you can drill it out. or if your not confident in doing that you can buy like a blox tb which includes the tps that can be removed.
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Re: TPS replacement
so there's no way around it... i have to take the tb off, drill out the screws, and then replace it. pretty sure i'll replace the screws with some that have a screwdriver head, just to be safe.
and to align it you just need to make it so it says .5v at closed throttle right? nothing more to it?
and to align it you just need to make it so it says .5v at closed throttle right? nothing more to it?
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