Obd2 to Obd1 Question...TPS/Injectors Related.
1997 Civic CX...
So my car is completly converted, runs, drives, everything. Just with the car off, key to run position to check codes there are none.
Start the car, it then throws a 7 TPS sensor code. Okay so I have my stock OBD2 injectors in, would that be the problem? Thats the only thing thats still OBD2. Running a stock P28.
Also it has really bad throttle response because of the TPS sensor.
So my car is completly converted, runs, drives, everything. Just with the car off, key to run position to check codes there are none.
Start the car, it then throws a 7 TPS sensor code. Okay so I have my stock OBD2 injectors in, would that be the problem? Thats the only thing thats still OBD2. Running a stock P28.
Also it has really bad throttle response because of the TPS sensor.
it's possible that in replacing the injectors he may have "bumped" or wiggled w/e was throwing the code to the tps, causing it to fix it's self
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