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Old 09-07-2011, 01:57 PM
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I hope that you have an issue with a wire, but this is the PCM DBC vs DBW I have
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I am hoping its just a wire....now to find that wire...hard to even find a place to start and find the reference as to what the wire is supposed to be doing based on key position engine running etc.
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check the ground at the passsenger side behind the head,
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i have checked that....it has actually been moved for quite a long time to the firewall lug....i waqs going to try and reconnect it to the back of the block next time i am at the shop. the bolt is a complete PITA. wish i would have done it with the trans out.
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Trying doing a voltage drop on that ground circuit which is g103, g104 they are common, never seen a bad pcm for those codes, only wire crips and or terminals at the throttle body
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anyone have a useful size diagram of g103 and g104.
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Your grounds are not the issue if you have a P2135
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HPT setting

TPS Sensor

P0121 Max MAP: The VCM will calculate an expected TPS position in two MAP ranges. If the MAP is less than MinMAP then it will use one table to calculated expected TPS, if MAP is greater than MaxMAP it will use a different TPS calculation table. To disable this test set MaxMAP to 100.

P0121 Min MAP: The VCM will calculate an expected TPS position in two MAP ranges. If the MAP is less than MinMAP then it will use one table to calculated expected TPS, if MAP is greater than MaxMAP it will use a different TPS calculation table. To disable this test set MinMAP to 0.

Calculated Airflow vs. TPS% vs. RPM - P1514/P0068 Error: The VCM uses this table to determine the maximum airflow/cylair the Electronic Throttle should be passing at a certain TPS position and RPM. If the measured cylair/airflow exceeds this value then P1514/P0068 is set.

OE


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MAP Sensor
The VCM calculates a predicted MAP signal based on current TPS and RPM. If the measured MAP is out of range then P0106 is set. This can be a problem for supercharged vehicles.

P0106 MAP Test Max: This table specifies the maximum MAP predicted based on TPS and RPM.
P0106 MAP Test Min: This table specifies the minimum MAP predicted based on TPS and RPM.


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solder the connections and try yet another throttle body perhaps?


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