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Brand new tps and it's still showing 0.05v

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Ight guys I have a 2002 dodge 3500 6 speed. I've done changed the tps 3 different times. All three of them show 0.05v at idle and as soon as I try and adjust it it jumps up too 4.38v. Anyone else run into this problem?

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What wire needs to be checked at the ecm? These are my codes. I just replaced the vp44 and throttle position sensor but havent cleared the codes out.

Ppcu 
P1693
Pecu
P1698
P0341
P0370
P0230
P0113
P0122
P1689
P0577

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Yeah man trucks been a headache sense I've gotten it.

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35 minutes ago, Brenton435 said:

Yeah man trucks been a headache sense I've gotten it.

 

Go through the pages I've linked to and do the diagnostics and clean up the issues. 

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Ok so I've str

Armed doing some reading and I think I've been probing the wrong wire the whole time....  dummy me right. So just be sure what wire needs to be probed?

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