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Throttle Position Sensor (TPS)

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TPS is mounted on throttle body and monitors opening angle of throttle blade. TPS will vary output voltage, approximately 1-5 volts, according to angle of throttle blade opening. PCM uses this information and other sensor inputs to determine engine operation. In response, PCM will adjust fuel injection pulse width and ignition timing.

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