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How Do You Repair The Throttle Position Sensor On An Isuzu Rodeo?

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How Do You Repair The Throttle Position Sensor On An Isuzu Rodeo?

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The throttle position sensor on am Isuzu Rodeo is located on the throttle body. It is positioned directly opposite the throttle linkage, on the other side of the throttle plate. The throttle position sensor is a potentiometer that starts with .5 volts with the throttle closed. As the throttle is opened, the voltage increases and is monitored by the computer. The computer, in response to this signal, responds by adjusting the fuel injector on time and the spark advance. Step 1 Remove the air cleaner and the air induction hose leading to the throttle body by undoing the clamps and pulling them off. Remove the electrical connector from the throttle position sensor by pulling the connector apart. Step 2 Remove the throttle position sensor using either the ¼-inch drive Torx bits or a ¼-inch drive socket, whichever fits the particular year being worked on. There are two bolts in the sensor. Step 3 Remove the sensor by lifting it off the throttle body. Step 4 Install the new throttle position

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