White? There is no white wire. There is a gray wire and that is the wrong one. You should have the black lead on the black wire and the red lead on the blue wire.

Answered by Wrenchtech (expert)
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ok i tested on the wires as you said and get a reading within spec but when i check for dtcs i am still getting one for the tp sensor what else could cause that

Response from bmxwayne
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Any of the related wiring or the PCM itself.

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i do know that i have a failing fuel injector i have a replacement for that on the way

Response from bmxwayne
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i replaced the pcm less than a year ago there must be a bad connection somewhere then

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Perform the same test on the same wires at the pcm and see if you get the same results.

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I have a funny feeling about the brain here-Wrench which was my next step on ur suggestion

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We'll find out when he finishes the test I just gave him.

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ok got the same reading at the pcm now what

Response from bmxwayne
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If you're absolutely sure that that code is resetting immediately, then you have a bad PCM. It would be better if you had a scanner to look at the TPS numbers that the PCM is seeing.

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