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If the idle smooths out with the TPS unplugged why not just drive it unplugged?
Thank you for the info. I am going to replace my TPS tomorrow. Should be easy, thanks to your video.
I ordered the part from your link however I went to plug it in and the plug does not line up with this piece. Did you have to replace your plug?
whats your personal opinion on the parts from NAPA? I needed my vehicle fixed quickly so I didnt wanna wait for any parts from online to be shipped. But will the NAPA parts not last as long? Thanks for sharing this
Those part number work for all TJs? I have a 99
Thanks for the video I have to this to my 01 tj
Where both of those sensors bad or did u replace just for maintenance?
I think it's pretty important these days to specify that you want a Mopar factory part if you go to a parts store. I asked for OEM once at the parts store in the past and was sold a part that was an off brand called "O.E.M." (Original Engine Management) which was a useless piece of expensive plastic. I didn't realize until post-install that my "O.E.M." part was not OEM; replacing with a Mopar part cured the problem.