2002 3.8 Bird - Reduced Engine Power - Lots of Codes
#21
TECH Apprentice
I had the same P1518 on my old 2002 3800 Firebird. I ended up replacing the throttle pedal assembly. Replacing the throttle body didn't do it for me. I got lucky though, there's a guy near me who parts out 4th gens so I was able to pick up used parts for pretty cheap.
#22
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@nimrod.sixty9 I have a few things left but not much, let me check the tub tonight and see what I have left. Im 90% sure I still have the pedal assembly left
#23
I dunno. I was pointing out that in order to do a complete test of a sensor at the throttle body, you would need to be standing there and observing it. This generally takes two people; one on the pedal and one in the engine compartment. Another nice feature is having a scanning tool that snakes all the way back to the engine compartment. (Not all do.)
But to your point, I did exactly that. Stood infront of car while wife pressed pedal. The blade opened but no change in TPS reading.
@nimrod.sixty9 I have a few things left but not much, let me check the tub tonight and see what I have left. Im 90% sure I still have the pedal assembly left
#24
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#25
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Ah, yes I think I misunderstood. As I mentioned before I looked at live reading of TPS. Thought your were implying that I didnt have the right thing.
But to your point, I did exactly that. Stood infront of car while wife pressed pedal. The blade opened but no change in TPS reading.
But to your point, I did exactly that. Stood infront of car while wife pressed pedal. The blade opened but no change in TPS reading.
#26
@nimrod.sixty9 I have a few things left but not much, let me check the tub tonight and see what I have left. Im 90% sure I still have the pedal assembly left
#27
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I have a V6 car here that's being converted over to DBW and a V8. What is that you need?
#29
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Okay if its the TPS/TB you needed then your SOL because the one I have is bad. Can you send me a picture of what it is your after and I'll pull it off the car and ship it on your dollar.
#30
https://i.ibb.co/VBpPf2P/s-l1600.jpg
#31
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I'll try to get that removed sometime this week.
#34
Installed TAC and same result.
Worked for a few when I deleted the code. Throttle position responded in the app perfectly.
Started charging the AC, because Im on a roll, and then it started chugging.
Sure enough the code is back and throttle was no longer reading.
Deleted code again and was well for a few minutes.
IDK whats next at this point.
Worked for a few when I deleted the code. Throttle position responded in the app perfectly.
Started charging the AC, because Im on a roll, and then it started chugging.
Sure enough the code is back and throttle was no longer reading.
Deleted code again and was well for a few minutes.
IDK whats next at this point.
#36
11 Second Club
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Installed TAC and same result.
Worked for a few when I deleted the code. Throttle position responded in the app perfectly.
Started charging the AC, because Im on a roll, and then it started chugging.
Sure enough the code is back and throttle was no longer reading.
Deleted code again and was well for a few minutes.
IDK whats next at this point.
Worked for a few when I deleted the code. Throttle position responded in the app perfectly.
Started charging the AC, because Im on a roll, and then it started chugging.
Sure enough the code is back and throttle was no longer reading.
Deleted code again and was well for a few minutes.
IDK whats next at this point.
#38
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There should just be two wires that provide the sensor output and the sensor should be a varistor. You can use an ohmmeter and see the resistance change as the sensor TPS signal changes. If the resistance doesn't change or if there is a short and no resistance - the sensor is bad.
#39
There should just be two wires that provide the sensor output and the sensor should be a varistor. You can use an ohmmeter and see the resistance change as the sensor TPS signal changes. If the resistance doesn't change or if there is a short and no resistance - the sensor is bad.
https://i.ibb.co/0Q2ZLHR/94674135-52...46616064-n.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/bR4CDSG/94487009-25...30473984-n.jpg
Some reason I cannot post pics :/