Use either an analog VOM or a lab scope set for either Volts or Ohms to look for a smooth sweep as you slowly move the throttle from open to closed several times. Any jumpiness indicates a bad sensor. Voltage should read at spec for minimum and maximum at WOT and closed throttle, but any variation means little until you check for reference voltage and ground.
A digital voltmeter, ohmmeter, or multimeter is worthless for this purpose as the resolution will not catch a problem. A graphing multimeter is similarly not usable.
tps will be located other side ofthrotle to accel cable check for clean connection at tps plug replace tps unless you can test unit dave.cop
check the TPS (throttle position sensor) check the TPS (throttle position sensor)
get a scanner and check the datastream for the TPS sweep voltage or go to a qualified mechanic for a diagnostic
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Check your TPS TPS = throttle position system
check the throttle positioning sencer. (TPS) for short.
zyou tps might be bad
Check the TPS
It's only purpose is related to the TPS (Throttle Position Sensor) attached to the carbs... The TPS controls ignition advance...
check iac motor, or tps sensor for starters. check for tuneup.
The check engine light would illuminate.
check the manual