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Codes P0123, P0107, P1296

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Old 10-22-2012, 11:54 PM
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Had my D at AutoZone again to put test on it after replaceing the plug an wires at the PCM box,, They told me Code P0123 Throttle sensor volt low,,,, Code P0107 manifold absolute pressure sensor volt low ,,, P1296 no voltage ,,, my motor is idleing from normal down low under 500rpm's then back up an then smooth out then starts doing the samething,, When I give it gas then it hesitates then go's an if I let it set there an run then it keeps going up an down then dies,, Seems to me like everything is pointing to my PCM box,, Like I said before that all this happen after I put my new power & heated mirrors on an ran my rear defrost that morning for about 20 mins,, I am sure my mirrors wouldn't have anything to do with this but just letting you know that this was the only thing I did to my D after putting new tires on it an the new mirrors,, Any idea's out there on this,, I did replace all 3 sensor's,, An the PCM was replaced about 5 month ago,, an tuneup,,
 

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Old 10-23-2012, 12:21 AM
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Did you check the circuits and verify you have low to no voltage? And if you had, what were the voltage reading.
 
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Old 10-23-2012, 10:11 AM
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No, I didn't check an not really sure how to check an been reading the manual to see how,,
 
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TEST TC-26A REPAIRING - THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR VOLTAGE LOW (OBD II)
Perform DTC TEST Before Proceeding
*Perform Verification TEST VER-5A. **Check connectors - Clean / repair as necessary.
WITH THE DRB, READ
START TEST THE THROTTLE IS THE TP SENSOR YES CONTINUE TEST
TC-26A. POSITION (TP) VOLTAGE BELOW TC-26A ON THE
SENSOR VOLTAGE. 0.2 VOLT? NEXT PAGE.
NO
WHILE MONITORING
THE DRB, SLOWLY IS THE VOLTAGE NO REPLACE THE
OPEN AND CLOSE THE CHANGE SMOOTH? THROTTLE POSITION
THROTTLE. SENSOR.*
YES
STOP MOVING LINKAGE. WAS THERE ANY REPAIR THE HARNESS
WIGGLE THE THROTTLE MONITOR THE DRB CHANGE IN THE TP YES OR CONNECTOR THAT
POSITION SENSOR DISPLAY. SENSOR VOLTAGE CAUSED THE VOLTAGE
CONNECTORS AND WHEN WIGGLED? CHANGE.*
HARNESS.
NO
START ENGINE. REPAIR THE HARNESS
WIGGLE THE TP MONITOR THE WAS THERE ANY YES OR CONNECTOR THAT
SENSOR CONNECTORS ENGINE RPM. CHANGE IN ENGINE CAUSED THE ENGINE
AND HARNESS. RPM WHEN WIGGLED? RPM TO CHANGE.*
NO
AT THIS TIME, THE USING THE SCHEMATIC
CONDITION REQUIRED AS A GUIDE, INSPECT WERE ANY PROBLEMS YES REPAIR AS
TO SET THE CODE IS THE WIRING AND FOUND? NECESSARY.*
NOT PRESENT. CONNECTORS.
FIG. 1 FIG. 2
NO
USING THE DRB, GO TO THE CODE ON THE DTC THE PROBLEM DOES NOT
THE FREEZE FRAME SCREEN. IF SO, EXIST AT THIS TIME.
SCREEN. MAKE SURE UTILIZE THIS INFO REFER TO FIGURE 4 TEST COMPLETE.*
THE ’CAUSED BY DTC’ FOR ADDED FOR ADDTIONAL
TEST TC-26A CONTINUED - REPAIRING - THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR VOLTAGE LOW (OBD II)
*Perform Verification TEST VER-5A. **Check connectors - Clean / repair as necessary.
TEST TC-26A DISCONNECT THE
CONTINUED FROM THROTTLE POSITION
THE PREVIOUS (TP) SENSOR.**
PAGE.
SEE GENERAL INFO 4.4
TP SENSOR 5-VOLT
USING A VOLTMETER, SUPPLY CIRCUIT. IS THE VOLTAGE YES REPAIR THE OPEN TP
MEASURE THE... BELOW 4.0VOLTS? SENSOR 5-VOLT
FIG. 1 SUPPLY CIRCUIT.
NO
WITH THE DRB, READ IS THE VOLTAGE YES REPLACE THE
THE TP SENSOR ABOVE 1.0 VOLT? TP SENSOR.*
VOLTAGE.
NO
KEY OFF. DISCONNECT WITH AN OHMMETER, REPAIR THE TP
THE POWERTRAIN MEASURE THE TP IS THE RESISTANCE YES SENSOR SIGNAL
CONTROL MODULE.** SENSOR SIGNAL BELOW 5.0 OHMS? CIRCUIT FOR A
CIRCUIT TO GROUND. SHORT TO GROUND.*
SEE GENERAL INFO 4.0 FIG. 1
NO
CIRCUIT TO THE REPAIR THE TP
USING AN OHMMETER, SENSOR GROUND IS THE RESISTANCE YES SENSOR SIGNAL
MEASURE THE TP CIRCUIT. BELOW 5.0 OHMS? CIRCUIT SHORTEDTO
SENSOR SIGNAL... THE TP SENSOR
FIG. 1 GROUND CIRCUIT.*
NO
REPLACE THE
POWERTRAIN CONTROL MODULE

Fig 1 and 2 are the PCM connector and the TPS connector.
Cav 1 is an orange wire, 5 volt supply
Cav 2 is an orange/Dark Blue,TP sensor signal
Cav 3 is the ground circuit wire.
 
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Thanks Master Tech,, I will get to it tomorro an see what I find out,,
 
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Did the test an found out the Map Sensor was bad,, I replaced it an now running great again,,
 


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