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Rb25 Series 1 Tps On Series 2 Wiring

SYK-200

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Ok, so me and my brother built a rb25 180sx, we got the front facing plenum and the larger throttle body, its been a few months now without driving the car because their are MANY problems with it and i just realised now we got the series 1 TPS sensor because the throttle body only took the s1 TPS, so im just wondering which wires go where, on the s2 engine loom their is yellow/black...red/blue......blue/black and on the TPS sensor their is blue, white and pink? so any guide to that will help, iv'e looked everywhere and cant find anything on s1 tps -> s2 wiring.

another thing is this: i grabbed a multimeter and measured the volts the wiring is putting off

their should be

yellow/black -> 5volt

blue/black -> ground

red/blue -> TPS signal, BUT im reading like 2.5volts from this? with nothing connected, so its like the ECU is SENDING this wire a voltage? wat the boo!

help would definitely move this purposely built drifter into actually drifting, we finished it last year august, havnt even got a chance to run the engine in yet :(

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