TPS Sensor Install -1999 Chevy Tahoe

If you are experiencing acceleration, power, or stalling issues, then you could have a bad Throttle Position Sensor. You could also be throwing a code at the same time. Your TPS sensor is responsible for monitoring the air intake of your engine. In this episode of 'How to with Mike', we show you how easy it is to change. Follow along and save yourself some time and money installing the TPS sensor on the shop's 1999 Chevy Tahoe! Feel free to ask ANY questions or just leave us a comment and like!

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