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Finally rollin on 20's
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Brisbane
Posts: 1,951
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Hey all,
Ford have had my car for the past week. The car had 2 fault codes, one was able to be cleared when I replaced the PCM, the other is still their. The TPS low voltage (throttle position sensor) is the only fault that remains, Ford have tried a working replacement and also most of my parts in another car all to no avail. Anybody got any ideas as Ford are basically through with the car. One point of interest the battery seems to leaking a little and those main cables are right below it, Ford said they checked it but I still have my doubts. Please HELP Cheers
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Tps Fault On 1.6 WQ
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