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Costee:
Yes, as a tech that's what's expected of you.
As for the TPS, yes it's an integral part of the TB, but it has no separate connector as you earlier posted. The important point here, however, is that in searching for the TPS OP and his mechs have been looking in the wrong direction.

and where did i say the tps has its own separate connector?

diportivo:
I still do not get

how a point in this argument will be that the s60 started in 1999 and the accord started in 1976

I stopped reading after that

as if it wasnt something that evolved into the s60,and then the s40 before it and so on and so forth

in size,the 03 accord and the 03 s60 are not in the same category....


where exactly is the fair comparison

so what is VAR saying o jare eyin ti cartalk VAR

Costee:
If you have seen the factory service manual of this vehicle for example you will realize that "circuit" need not necessarily have to be the cause of the present issue. The throttle body could just simply go bad and the same codes of "circuit" will appear. Most times too circuits go bad when they have been disturbed by hands. If the OP's vehicle had not been worked before the present issue circuits might not come into play.
You too have mentioned TPS. Could you tell us the location?

its impossible to give a definite solution remotely. my response is based purely on most likely causes of this fault according to manufacturer repair information.
however my money is on diagnosing the circuit first.
as a tech U dont expect me to just start changing parts without first knowing the state of the electrical circuit upon which the component works.
after that then i diagnose the components involved being the sensor and the ECU. thats my personal opinion on my thought
process.
now checking the wiring diagram for that circuit the TPS shares the same reference voltage with 3 or 4 other sensors. if ome of them is shorted to power or ground it will surely affect the rest lioe the TPS in this instance. this is why i still insist on verifying if the circuit is working as it should before changing any parts.

to your question, the TPS is attached the electric throttle actuator also called the throttle body. a quick check on google will surely help U with the location.

weyreypey:
DMF issues were discussed in the whatsapp group, hardstarting caused by a failed CTS.....changed both and boy oh boy my jollyment giving my bro heartaches.... bro take heart

shots fired... hahaha

oblo:
Spoke with the OP and he had also changed the pedal but same issue..

if he likes he should change 1 billion TPS that thing no go work.
scan data says the computer is seeing a fault with the TPS and APP sensor "circuit". problem is either in the wiring or connectors.
like autologic said, it could be a short circuit, an open circuit etc.
OP get a competent tech to diagnose the wiring for you. thats most likely where your problem lies.
if that is certified to be good then proceed to the ECU... there might be a problem on the power side of those circuits from the computer.
areas to focus on
1. APPS sensor, circuit and connector
2. TPS sensor, circuit and connector
3. electric throttle control actuator circuit and connector

also ensure U perform a relearn everytime you disconnect the APPS, TPS or ETCA

kingreign:
I know na. Haba, so someone can not play with you? Is that aw u use to do?

as U con dey piss on top our dearly beloved benz nko?

kingreign:
You wet say your transmission was slipping that day and the car was showing hard starting, only for it to eventually start with smoking engine?
Haq haq haq.

evils.... una just keep this nigga file sha

kingreign:
You're right, just as my Highlander lived 4years with me and is still with the woman who bought her, and my Lexus is 5years 7months old and still waxing strong.
Piss peace on your Benz bro!

hahahaha just banter bro... na play i dey o.

thebigkendo:
Make i fix am again?

i swear U no well kan kan hehehe just dey fix everythinf. abeg fix this one too

kingreign:
Thanks for this.
A Mercedes is way simplified and easier to diagnose. maintain and repair than a VW of similar class and year. If you know, you know!

1000% correct...
(make i find trouble small) and most of their parts are made to last longer than a Toyota or Lexus

adeleks:
Yes, scan. Something might be malfunctioning causing the the drain. If you've used a Passat before, you'll understand

anyways you might be correct. however most battery drain issues i have tackled never show up as a DTC.

Denn:
Battery drain after a poorly done electrical job is a possibility on any car brand.

Get a rewire that can troubleshoot using a multimeter to isolate the parasitic drain.

It would be hard due to all these modules that remain awake normally after you shut down the car but it can be done

Start from the recent repairs and work backwards.

Update on discoveries

Cheers

I have an audi b7 and its one of the sweetest cars i have used. VAG is not as bad as the bystanders mean

corosion around electrical components such as fuses and connectors can also cause this....

adeleks:
Scan scan scan

Check your alternator, to be sure it's performing its function


Did you install new parts like car stereo/reverse camera? Those can drain your battery

Check electrical connections using the fuse box to ground technique.


Get a good and patient electrician.

scan for battery drain? hehehhee
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Gkemz:
How many plugs? Is the Ac working?

4 plugs. everything is working perfectly fine boss.

Good morning

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