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Re: Can I check TPS with standard probes from my DVOM?

Subject: Re: Can I check TPS with standard probes from my DVOM?
by biggrizzly on 2008/9/9 14:33:36

Quote:

Qack wrote:
I was going to suggest you use a scanner to read throttle position -- guess I still will. You can read it with the ignition turned on but without starting the engine. I use an Actron CP9145 -- which worked great right out of the box and gives you a bunch of useful real-time info.

I'm pretty sure that the Tech 1 is GM's version of a scanner. It's used to read the throttle angle percentage.

Where in the FSM did you read that it was needed so the EBTCM can re-learn the throttle position? I can't find it in mine - also a '94. I'm on page 5E2-139.


Its in the emmission book in one of the earlier sections. I'm at work so I can't find it now, but I still have it turned to the page, so when I get home I'll let you know.

I have been looking for a good scanner that will work on my 94. Do you suggest the Actron? or is there something better?
What's the price of something like that?
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