1995 Jeep Wrangler "remove throttle position sensor 93" Questions

...throttle position switch is closed. Under this condition the computer will want a precalibrated RPM which is between 660 to about 750 rpm +or- some. It will close the IAC till it reaches this level. ...

...Remove the air intake tube and be sure the injection is clean around the throttle plate. I would recommend getting a service manual for sure. I got mine from www.promanuals.net the best and cheapest ...

...remove the throttle body for access. The sensor may be removed by unscrewing the retaining bolts. Reinstall in the reverse order of removal. Make certain the sensor is correctly mated with the ...

...remove the TP sensor. To install: With the throttle valve in the normal closed idle position, install the TP sensor on the throttle body assembly. Install 2 TP sensor attaching screws with retainers. ...

...sensor out on a 93 buick lesabre 3800 series 1 you may want to remove the throttle body from the plemum. the screws that attach the sensor often times strip out and you may have to drill them

...remove them but its beed awhile. Its on the side of the throttle body Take off the air inlet on top of the air intake you will see whats called the butterfly its the plate that opens and closes when ...

...remove the MAF sensor and clean with carburator cleaner and a toothbrush very gently. the wires are very fragile. The MAF tells the computer how much air is flowing through the air cleaner to adjust ...

Remove air intake system and fuel line mounting bracket. Disconnect throttle cable. Disconnect coolant line from idle air bypass air valve. Disconnect coolant and vacuum lines from throttle body. Mark

...throttle position indicator sensor or it's equivalent. Cleaning connections to bright metal contacts between sensor spades and the connector to remove corrosion on my 93 volvo 240. Returned to normal ...

...throttle position sensor on my 1993 lincoln mark viii? I replaced the TPS on a 93 and a 94 with one from Auto Zone and both worked perfectly. It is always best while you have the throttle body off to ...