TPS problems
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TPS problems
My car started idling very high around 1,800 and throwing a check engine code. so I took it to nappa and I was throwing a TPS code and then it clicked.. a buddy said he was going to clean my intake MAF and such while I Was waxing the car. welll long story short he used WD-40..... :Facepalm:
So my question is do I need to replace the MAF or just the TPS?
where would I get just a TPS?
would it hurt to drive around with the TPS sensor replaced?
So my question is do I need to replace the MAF or just the TPS?
where would I get just a TPS?
would it hurt to drive around with the TPS sensor replaced?
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Get some cleaner made for cleaning a MAF, and tell your buddy to stay the hell away from your car.
http://www.crcindustries.com/auto/co...x?S=Y&PN=05110
http://www.crcindustries.com/auto/co...x?S=Y&PN=05110
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I'd try using MAF cleaner. Cleaning it should solve the problem, but if the hot wires came in contact with anything you may have to buy a new MAF. This sounds to me like a MAF issue. WTF was he doing with WD 40?
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Clean the maf and TB but most likely if the TPS sensor is throwing a code it is bad as it is reading the sensor itself, not throwing a IAC/MAF or idle code.
They are cheap and a 5 minute fix.
They are cheap and a 5 minute fix.