TPS
The TPS, or Throttle Position Sensor, is a part that tells the car's computer how open the throttle is. This helps the engine know how much power to use.
TPS stands for Throttle Position Sensor, which monitors the position of the throttle in an engine. It helps the engine control unit determine how much air and fuel to inject for optimal performance.
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"And so yes, I had to recalibrate the TPS, which I did with the, with the computer, with the, uh, with the program, it's K manager."
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"at 6000 rpm he's at 11 percent tps and it's still in vacuum"
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