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JMar-10-14 07:43 AM
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#138315, "RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum"
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Well, I would not assume it to be the TPS, but I wouldn't count out the MAP sensor or wiring harness itself either... it's been a long while, but don't remember the MAP voltage being reported via OBDII. That sensor can make a word of difference is only reason why I keep going back to it. If memory serves, your computer needs to see no more than 4.7v or it'll throw a hissy fit (and go too high and it'll throw a code), and that sensor needs to be 'perfect' through the entire range. There's a lot of heat behind the head which is where that wire is run.

Not sure the symptoms of a CAM/Crank position sensors, don't think I've ever needed to replace one, but something to check. Regardless, there's not 'that many' sensors to check.

- J

  

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Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum [View all] , ez, Feb-09-14 09:34 PM
  RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, ez, Feb-12-14 12:03 AM, #1
RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, J, Feb-25-14 10:53 AM, #2
      RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, ez, Feb-26-14 11:59 PM, #3
           RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, J, Feb-27-14 08:57 AM, #4
                RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, ez, Mar-04-14 09:46 PM, #5
                     RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, J, Mar-05-14 08:10 AM, #6
                          RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, ez, Mar-05-14 02:15 PM, #7
                               RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, ez, Mar-08-14 11:46 AM, #8
                                    RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, ez, Mar-09-14 08:15 PM, #9
                                         RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, J, Mar-10-14 07:43 AM #10
                                              RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, ez, Mar-11-14 07:43 PM, #11
                                                   RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, ez, Mar-19-14 11:13 PM, #12
                                                        RE: Car goes into open loop near 0 vacuum, J, Mar-20-14 09:40 AM, #13

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