84 keep getting error code 22
#1
84 keep getting error code 22
So i set the tbs at .525. Doesn' t matter how long of a drive I go on, 4 hours or 20 mins. The next day I start the car and cel comes on and I check tbs it reads .538? I have gotten this results 8 times in a row. The tbs is tight. Thanks
#2
Burning Brakes
0,358 is okay but maybe a bad tps ? http://www.seanster.com/scantool/ecm-codes.html#22
Last edited by corvettenorway; 08-31-2015 at 04:40 PM.
#4
Team Owner
Pro Mechanic
I agree w/Corvettenorway tath it may be abad TPS -even though it's new! If it were my car, I'd but a volt meter (analog, preferably) on it and "sweep" it, looking for drop outs/glitches.
#5
Pro
Something else is wrong. Car doesn't care about the .013v difference. It cracks me up when people say you have to set the TPS to ".525v"....~.5v is good enough.
I agree w/Corvettenorway tath it may be abad TPS -even though it's new! If it were my car, I'd but a volt meter (analog, preferably) on it and "sweep" it, looking for drop outs/glitches.
I agree w/Corvettenorway tath it may be abad TPS -even though it's new! If it were my car, I'd but a volt meter (analog, preferably) on it and "sweep" it, looking for drop outs/glitches.
I agree with the above also. Check the TPS for smooth operation with a VOM and check the connections and harness to be sure they are making good contact and are clean. As was said above, there are bad TPS's out of the box.