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Old 05-17-2010, 04:30 PM
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I recently installed a Dynotune Nitrous kit. I had a gm mechanic do the install. The Dynotune TPS switch does not learn my car. Is there a different switch out there you guys out there recommend? I have a 2005 cobalt SS
Old 06-26-2010, 01:29 AM
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I used an NXExpress TPS switch and it works fine on my '06 look in my gallery for
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did your mechanic open your throttle body by hand or press on the accel 7 times?
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Originally Posted by Snakes709
did your mechanic open your throttle body by hand or press on the accel 7 times?
No nothing quite like that, I did the install myself, I got the wiring diagram for the
throttle harness from alldata diy and found the proper lead, the nxexpress tps is self
learning, when you have it connected right is shows a sequence of flasing lights to
indicate it's right
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thats almost the same as mine, you connect the wire to the tps and then turn the car off and on 3 times to get the NMU in learning mode, then you have to hand operate the TB blade or press the accel, i think it was 7 times. And then the light would turn green and you were all set.




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