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watkinstick
Dodge Dakota
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1/16/2004
13:01:28
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 Subject: TPS sensor
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I was on the dakota-durango.com website and was reading about to voltage on the TPS so I thought that I would test the one on my 99 3.9 to see what it was at. I do have a little bit of a stumble sometimes. But I could not figure out where to test it at while still bolted on to the TB nor could I figure out how to test it when I took it off. So how would I do that? Thanks
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tazzy
GenIII
1/16/2004
13:07:05
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leave connected to the TB..connecter..connected
Key to start..(not running)
+ end on meter middle wire on TB connector
- end of meter to neg on batt
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Budysr
Dodge Dakota
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1/16/2004
16:29:02
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Yes, Tazzy is right, and your meter probe can slide in next to the middle wire without having to cut or expose any of the wire.
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J and J Auto
GenII
1/16/2004
18:19:19
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.35 to .75 the higher voltage like .7 .75 will
give you better throttle response and eliminate
any off idle flat spots that a lot of trucks have
use a digital meter more accurate
Larry
J&J Auto
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