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TPS sensor test 700

posted by  tinkerbelle on  Wed Jun 2 10:54 CST 2021
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Hello helpers- I'll try to be brief. 92 740 wagon,non-turbo. Engine started stalling and dying on the way home. Made it home. It started just fine later on but soon as it reached operating temperature it bogged down and rpms dropped like a rock and it died. re-started but ran too crummy to drive. Did the obd and it threw 232 code for 02 sensor. Here's where my question for you comes in: I suspected the throttle position sensor so I tested it with my ohmmeter according to the test in the Haynes manual for a 240.I removed the connector and inserted probes on the 1st and 3rd prongs with the ignition turned on. It registered nothing. Am I on the right track? Should i just replace that tps now,or did i not do the test right? the part is about $50 from Rock Auto. Well, I tried to be brief! Thanks ! ...Tinkerbelle






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