transmission question

gonna order a new tps tonight. pretty sure its got the original on there
It would be best to TEST the TPS before just throwing parts at it. Sometimes aftermarket parts will cause more problems than they solve. Also, you need a multimeter to adjust the new TPS after install, I believe...

-Charlie
 
It would be best to TEST the TPS before just throwing parts at it. Sometimes aftermarket parts will cause more problems than they solve. Also, you need a multimeter to adjust the new TPS after install, I believe...

-Charlie

Like Charlie said TEST the TPS sensor. I said best to Test the TPS sensor as it may not be the problem and you be throwing money out of the window.
 
update: swapped in an oreilly tps sensor and seems to have fixed the rpm drop. Thanks for all the help and suggestions!you guys are great!
 

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