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Probably yeah.
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Can you point me in the direction of a good write up or tutorial on the kegger mod?
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There's one in the tech and or DIY section here on the forum.
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Was having the same problem, but to the extreme. The TPS is supposed to send something like 0.4 volts, mine was sending 400. Yes, four hundred. Replaced it with a non OEM part, everything was fine. It did something almost exactly like what you are describing the other day, except it was while I was getting on the freeway. Not super busy, but of course there was a semi behind me. I pumped the gas a few times and it was fine. But I'm wondering what the cause of the TPS going bad is. ****** parts?
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