TPS and APP sensor codes
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TPS and APP sensor codes
I decided I wanted to do a tucked wiring harness and finished it up which resulted in it starting without a problem however when pressing the accelerator pedal, it doesn't rev much as it's gone into limp mode. I'm getting the codes below:
P2122 - APP sensor
P2138 - APP sensor
P0222 - TPS
P0123 - TPS
P2135 - TPS
I checked continuity for the accelerator lines and all are good on being pinned correctly and have continuity. Checking voltages they do not get the proper voltage as only 1 gets the 5V signal and not the other that should.
Checked continuity for the TPS and pins 1, 2, 4, and 5 are good however using the FSM image below, I'm having issues understanding what to check.
I know the shielding has to be grounded however nothing is mentioned for pins 3 or 5. I have written down that one goes to Pin 5 on the ECU and the other Pin 44. Can someone verify this is correct? Voltages are not coming across as correct on these either.
Before it's mentioned, I had the ecu checked and it worked fine as it drove my friends car around with no issue.
P2122 - APP sensor
P2138 - APP sensor
P0222 - TPS
P0123 - TPS
P2135 - TPS
I checked continuity for the accelerator lines and all are good on being pinned correctly and have continuity. Checking voltages they do not get the proper voltage as only 1 gets the 5V signal and not the other that should.
Checked continuity for the TPS and pins 1, 2, 4, and 5 are good however using the FSM image below, I'm having issues understanding what to check.
I know the shielding has to be grounded however nothing is mentioned for pins 3 or 5. I have written down that one goes to Pin 5 on the ECU and the other Pin 44. Can someone verify this is correct? Voltages are not coming across as correct on these either.
Before it's mentioned, I had the ecu checked and it worked fine as it drove my friends car around with no issue.
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My best advice is that you un-do what you did and see if the problem goes away.
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