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Fuel codes

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Old Oct 25th, 2005, 11:53   #7
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Thanks Peter,
I pulled the plug of the TPS and bridged pins 1+2 and the car started ok, when warmed up i took the bridge off and left the plug off, set the throttle screw so as the car idled at 900rpm and stopped and started the car ok, then took it for a drive and it is running ok now, does the TPS sensor only tell the ecu when to bring in the idle valve when cold, or does it do something else as well, either way it looks like i will have to get a new one, by the way code 4,1,1 showed after all this, but if i put the plug back in it does not show a fault?
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