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Default Still Don't Know What to Do About My TPS!

So i'm not really sure what i should do about my idle problem. 90' TII, rebuilt the motor myself, streetport. I'm trying to get the idle steady, but i haven't had much luck. Floods and backfires on start-up. So naturally a bad TPS could very well be the culprit.

I checked the TPS with both a multimeter for resistance, and also with the 2-tester-light adjustment method... Failed the multimeter test, and i cant get the one tester light to come back on when i open and close the throttle plates after i adjust it.

I explained this to people on a number of forums and everyone seems to say that I definately need a new TPS, But then I hear from one of the guys at ROTARY-RESURRECTION that the multimeter test is not an accurate way of testing it. He said that he has seen TPS sensors that have passed the Multimeter test but performed like crap on a running car, and some that didnt pass and worked fine on runnning cars.

So what the hell should i do? New TPS's are pricey, i just want to know for sure that its the problem.






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1990 TII, fresh rebuild
Atkins rebuild kit, RA apex seals
Med. Streetport, TB mod, rebuilt turbo, ported wastegate, GodSpeed FMIC
RacingBeat Turbo-back straight exhaust, Bonez test pipe, emissions/nest removed
hks intake, Walbro, Profec B spec-2
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