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TPS sensor test 700

posted by  machine man on  Wed Jun 9 09:31 CST 2021
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Hi,

Are you sure you don’t have an AMM or is someone calling it a MAP sensor? They are one in the same.
If you have fuel injection from Bosch I’m pretty sure it has an air flow sensor.
It’s located right behind the air cleaner box and attached to a snorkel tube going up to the throttle plate mechanism. It has an electrical plug hooked into the top of this round box affair.

You seem to be very up to date on how your car works or at least the maintenance things that affect its performance.
With this said, I think you have realized that the cars are fairly simple to work on by yourself.

It makes me happy that you have this kind of interest and as they say in New Zealand, Good on’ya!

Phil






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