On my 1991 Grand Cherokee the TPS is a black plastic plug on the back of the throttle body. It is the one the plug goes straight into from the firewall side. The Air Idle Control valve is mounted on the valve cover side of the throttle body with a small plug the plugs in from the driver side. The screws on both are T-20 torx on mine. The TPS screws were installed with green locktite so I had to destroy the sensor to remove them. I replaced them with hex head bolts and lock washers so I wont destroy any more of my torx bits trying to remove them. I didnt use any locktite either. Tip: Remove the entire throttle body to work on TPS and Air Idle valves. It is much easier and a replacement gasket for the throttle body was only $1.99 at Auto Zone.
No, it is not adjustable.No, it is not adjustable.
the tps or throttle position sensor is located on the throttle body on the opposite side of the throttle linkage
The check engine light on a 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee looks like this... Here is a link Check Engine Light It looks like a little yellow engine.
one day my 1988 jeep cherokee loredos rpms wouldnt come down i looked at the linkage and it was not accelerated so i reved the motor a little more and then the rpms came back down to normal but when i try to use the passing gear i have no response i have changed the kick down cable, the tps, the plunger next to the tps what else could it be?
try changing gears on the gear changer. nothing else change TPS
It is not adjustable.
The tps is not adjustable on a 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
No, it is not adjustable.No, it is not adjustable.
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Three wire sensor on the throttle body.
PO122 indicates the throttle position sensor (TPS) is faulty
It is on the throttle body opposite of where the cables hook on.
P0121 = TPS Voltage Does Not Agree With MAP sensor signal. That likely means the TPS (throttle position sensor) has gotten dirty inside and is sending out an erratic voltage the computer doesn't like. The usual fix for this is to replace the TPS which is a fairly easy "one-banana" job. The TPS cannot be cleaned when it goes bad, it can only be replaced.
(answered by hoseyjames35) answer: see look at it like it like this a jeep is like the steelers and the hummer is the cardinals. there basically equal but the jeep comes on top due to its many pecks and mpgs
The tps (throttle position sensor) would be found on the throttle body, opposite side where the throttle cable is connected.
The Jeep CJ-series used the same bodystyle from 1970-1986
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