well i found out the reason for that other connector on my tps, the engine used to be an automatic so the extra connector was for compensation for the auto trans... duh
Klits562 wrote:Usually when your motor wont go past 2500rpm its a big chance its your MAF.
How does your car idle? With a maf problem you usually will have a really rough idle. Let the car idle and warm up then unplug your MAF. If your idle is good(around 700 rpm) then unplug the maf and your idle should change, usually drops really low, bogs, or dies. If this happens then your maf is good!
Now if your idle doesn't change at all when you unplug your MAF then your maf is toast you can try cleaning it but idk if that will fix it.
thanx for the info, i was thinking the same thing... but my idle is beautiful, even with loose motor mounts... but ill try it anyways... i have heard similar problems and its usually the maf...