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Throttle Position Sensor (TPS)

NOTE: Vehicles with Electronically Controlled Transaxle (ECT) use signals sent from TPS to Electronic Control Unit (ECU) to calculate gear shift and lock-up timing.
  1. Loosen mounting screws. Unplug TPS connector. Connect ohmmeter between terminals IDL and E2. See Fig 1-Fig 3 .
  2. To set initial clearance, insert proper thickness feeler gauge between throttle stop screw and throttle lever. Refer to the THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR ADJUSTMENT  table.
  3. With ohmmeter showing infinity, rotate TPS clockwise until continuity exists. Tighten mounting screws. Using specified feeler gauge, recheck adjusted clearance. Disconnect ohmmeter and reconnect TPS after adjustment.
THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR ADJUSTMENT

Model/ Application Initial Clearance In. (mm) Adjusted Clearance In. (mm) Ohmmeter Reading
Cressida .028 (.70) .020 (.50) Continuity
" " .035 (.90) Infinity
Land Cruiser .037 (.94) .030 (.76) Continuity
" " .043 (1.09) Infinity
Supra
Non-Turbo .023 (.58) .016 (.41) Continuity
" " .029 (.74) Infinity
Turbo .028 (.70) .020 (.50) Continuity
" " .035 (.90) Infinity
Fig 1: TPS Sensor Adjustment (Land Cruiser)
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Fig 2: TPS Sensor Adjustment (Cressida & Supra Turbo)
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Fig 3: TPS Sensor Adjustment (Supra Non-Turbo)
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