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So just wanted to say thanks for this forum I have a 2005 durango. Was having idle and throttle issues. Turns out it was tps sensor was bad and now truck runs great
Interesting. I have an 09 Chrysler Aspen. My winter wheels do not have compatible TPS units so the warning stays on all the time. Yet I am not having any kind of idle/throttle or drivability issues.
Interesting. I have an 09 Chrysler Aspen. My winter wheels do not have compatible TPS units so the warning stays on all the time. Yet I am not having any kind of idle/throttle or drivability issues.
TPS = Throttle Position Sensor
Sounds like you’re referring to the pressure sensors in the tires which would be TPMS - Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor
Sounds like you’re referring to the pressure sensors in the tires which would be TPMS - Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor
Sorry, my bad. Yes, TPMS. The ones that came with the rims are the wrong frequency. I got a set of sensors off ebay that are the correct frequency. I just need the time to put them in.
