different style q45 tps?

[b00stinbmx]

so i just purchased a q45 throttle body, it was off a 1996. what i just noticed is that the tps on it is identical to my rb25 series 2 tps. as in it dosen't have a single plug and then a pig tail and plug comming off it, it simply has 2 plugs built into the tps and a pig tail, 1 grey and 1 brown plug, im not sure whats up with that but i can;t find anything that looks like it online. as far as everything else it looks right. same lines, same bolt patter, 90mm. i guess i could just swap over my rb s2 tps now or would i even have to? the plugs are the same on this one. just looking to see if anyone else has seen anything like this

[robbie2883]

i'm pretty sure that's off the newer q45's. if you look inside it should have 2 throttle plates as well. the throttle body everyone uses is off a 90-93 q45

[b00stinbmx]

nope theres only one plate, and everyone told me 90-96

[robbie2883]

ok...well i just know the 90-93 for the gasket from when i did mine. i just did a spark plug change on a 99' q45 the other day and it had 2 tps' on the throttle body and 2 plates inside. i just assumed. are the tps's on the same side of the tb? or opposite? you can always take a DMM to them to figure out which is which

[b00stinbmx]

heres some pics, im seeing minor differences, either way im gonna try to make it work. its the same size, and since the tps looks identical i don;t see why i can't just swap the rb25 s2 one in and call it a day.

[robbie2883]

either test for the which plug is 0-5 volts or swap out for the RB tps

[datsunmotorsports]

Were you looking for a TB with the older style TPS on it? If so Im in need of one that is setup like yours and I have one with the older style TPS.

Let me know Ill trade you if you can use mine.

Ray

[Carl H]

the 96 vh45de tps is plug and play for the rb25 s2 tps.
no mods needed.

[Lozer]

Or if your a real cheap arse like me. (or you cant find a q45 with a tps on it) grab one off of a vg30 motor open it up and make it match the rb's It really isnt hard all you need is a dremmel or a drill to chew out the plastic track and it works fine.