tps wire? HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Joel,
I really believe it's the purple one. That's consistent across most new GM vehicles.
Are you absolutely certain this isn't it? It's relative easy to check. Just connect a volt meter across it (and ground the other side), turn the ignition on, and give it gas. The voltage should increase. You might have to have a buddy watch the meter (or give it gas). It's easier with two peeps.
I really believe it's the purple one. That's consistent across most new GM vehicles.
Are you absolutely certain this isn't it? It's relative easy to check. Just connect a volt meter across it (and ground the other side), turn the ignition on, and give it gas. The voltage should increase. You might have to have a buddy watch the meter (or give it gas). It's easier with two peeps.
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Joel,
I really believe it's the purple one. That's consistent across most new GM vehicles.
Are you absolutely certain this isn't it? It's relative easy to check. Just connect a volt meter across it (and ground the other side), turn the ignition on, and give it gas. The voltage should increase. You might have to have a buddy watch the meter (or give it gas). It's easier with two peeps.
I really believe it's the purple one. That's consistent across most new GM vehicles.
Are you absolutely certain this isn't it? It's relative easy to check. Just connect a volt meter across it (and ground the other side), turn the ignition on, and give it gas. The voltage should increase. You might have to have a buddy watch the meter (or give it gas). It's easier with two peeps.
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just use put a switch under the pedal and call it a day. i had ur same problem 3 months ago. installed the entire kit and couldnt find the right cable so i said **** it and connected it to a switch under the gas pedal. love it that way, no problems
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Are you certain you have a good ground when you checked it?
The harness is almost identical (on the motor side) on your car and mine.
I always use NX kits - however, this shouldn't have any impact on the proper selection of TPS sensor wire.
The harness is almost identical (on the motor side) on your car and mine.
I always use NX kits - however, this shouldn't have any impact on the proper selection of TPS sensor wire.
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