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Hey guys been having a bit of a headache with error codes 17 (ABS/TCS) and more recently error 46 Throttle motor sensor. The throttle motor sensor issue I feel was my own doing I had the bright idea of taking it off without thinking about leaving marks as to how it was sitting there.

I am using a multimeter to measure the sensor output which when tested I get 5.14v that drops steadily the further the sensor is turned. I am guessing that with this sensor the setting just needs to be below 4.8v (this is when the workshop manual states a CEL code will be thrown) for the initial setting kind of opposite to the TPS which needs to be set at 0.45v and jumps up to around 4.2v with throttle in.

Does anyone know specific volatges should aim for or is it not so important for this part?

Alrighty so my guess seemed to be right for the Throttle motor sensor need to make sure the signal from the sensor is below 4.8v for the adjustment on it. I set to 4.75v and it got rid of it not too sure if lower would be better but that's how it is.

Now I have a constant idle of 2000rpm that will be sorting out but all my error codes are gone.

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