Hey fellas, I believe I need a new tps. Can I just take it out of the box and put it on or is calibration really necessary? I don't have a volt meter. Oh and tb is stock
TPS install, calibration necessary?
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Give this a read
http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/825424-adjusting-your-tps-0-98v-not-necessary.html
In theory...yes. Especially if it's a ford tps. If its aftermarket, you might need a voltage meter just to get it in the ballpark.
But technically you can just slap it om and run the check engine codes.
http://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/825424-adjusting-your-tps-0-98v-not-necessary.html
In theory...yes. Especially if it's a ford tps. If its aftermarket, you might need a voltage meter just to get it in the ballpark.
But technically you can just slap it om and run the check engine codes.
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