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TPS connector repair? 700

posted by  mmal231294 on  Tue Feb 9 06:08 CST 2010
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Hi All
I seem to have slightly bent one of the three female receptacles in the TPS switch harness connector. Fits onto the TPS with a decieving snap, but the male TPS part kinda pushes one of the receptacle to one side rather than allowing the male part to go in the middle. I tried using a little metal pick to gently bend it back to normal but to no avail. Do I need to somehow take apart the connector? Install new receptacle on the affected wire? How?
Thanks
Matt
Setting codes for bad TPS ground and some odd low RPM characteristics.






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