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    tps sensor

    Just thought I would let everyone know that didnt. Omni power now makes brand new tps sensors for our cars so no more going to junk yards to pull a used one or buying a new throttle body to get a brand new one. Just thought that might help some people, I know its gonna help me im ordering one tomorrow.
    -I believe in looking reality straight in the eye and denying it
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    Are they pre-calibrated, or will you have to do that yourself? 93twodoorLX has gotten pretty proficient at calibrating them (as well as removing the junkyard ones )






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      They dont look that hard to remove just a clip and 2 screws from what i saw...I dont know about calibration didnt even know you had to do that so thats a good question to which I do not have the answer. I've never done one all I thought you had to do was remove the old one and put on the new one guess I was way off.
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        Removing the old one is tough... the screws have no heads. The best way to do it is to get a hacksaw blade and create a notch for a flathead.






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          i see i see, and i thought this was going to be easy..oh well thanks for the info deev
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            Originally posted by deevergote
            Removing the old one is tough... the screws have no heads. The best way to do it is to get a hacksaw blade and create a notch for a flathead.
            So you can just do that instead of having to get the whole throttle body? Will you be able to screw it back in fine after you get it out??

            http://www.omnipowerusa.com/product....=any&PT_ID=all

            Looks as if they only have them for 03-05 Accords, unless I'm missing something.
            Last edited by theAcorn; 11-25-2007, 10:38 PM.

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              TPS sensors are identical for just about all 90s Hondas (and maybe later as well). They don't give a year on the Civic/Integra ones, but I'm willing to bet that they'd work for us. The only one from the 90s that won't work is the sensor from the Vigor... because the g25a is a freakin weird engine!

              Once it's out, the notched screws should work fine to go back in... or you may be able to find screws of a similar size and thread pitch to replace them.

              It's not that complicated to calibrate it if it's not already set. You just need a multimeter and some patience, I believe! I've never done it, but from talking to 93twodoorLX, it was a lot easier than he expected when he first did it.






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