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so Im getting the idle positioner code. Where is the switch located?
Kevin


 
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yr and engine?


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Do a search on here for TPS. (Throttle Position Sensor.) I'll try to check later when I get a chance.



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Yeah I found out its the throttle position sensor. 100.00 part from the dealer with discount. Its on a 93 4x4 pu 4cyl. Next question Is where is the part located. I havent got the new one yet so I dont know what Im looking for or where
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I found out where its located. Just gotta wait for the part.


 
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