Code 22 for 82 Cross Fire
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Code 22 for 82 Cross Fire
OK making progress slowly but surely, I have finally got my 82 crossfire from 5 different codes to one, YAHOOOO, the code is #22 -TPS Signal Voltage is low, I just replaced the TPS last weekend, vehicle will not hold idle and eventually dies. What do I need to do to fix it please 
or if anyone knows a threat that could help would appreciate it
or if anyone knows a threat that could help would appreciate it
Drifting
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From: Celeste Texas
When you replaced the TPS did you set the voltage? It's very fiddly so you might have to do it several times. I think it's supposed to be .5v with the throttle at the idle position. Check the manual to be sure.
Bill
Bill
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From: Austin Texas
Originally Posted by texaswilkins
When you replaced the TPS did you set the voltage? It's very fiddly so you might have to do it several times. I think it's supposed to be .5v with the throttle at the idle position. Check the manual to be sure.
Bill
Bill
Yes, measure the voltage at the middle wire of the 3 wire TPS connector to ground...
Pro
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Here's what my manual says.
1 Turn ignition to on position
2 connect to bottom wire and to middle wire of sensor
3 measure .525 + 0r - .075 volts
There is a jumper connector that is made for this so that you don't have to damage the insulation on the wires to make the voltage check.
Mid America or Ecklers
Good Luck Steve
1 Turn ignition to on position
2 connect to bottom wire and to middle wire of sensor
3 measure .525 + 0r - .075 volts
There is a jumper connector that is made for this so that you don't have to damage the insulation on the wires to make the voltage check.
Mid America or Ecklers
Good Luck Steve
