Throttle Position Sensor

[BUSHWHACKER]

http://toyotasurf.asn.au/techsite/efifaultcodes.htm

[Diezel Weazel]

The truck is a 'g' plate which would be a 2lt

Ditto that Ian, my ol G plate 2lt looked like that ....

There's always a Payback .... It'll always take longer than five minutes !!!!

[BioHazard]

http://toyotasurf.asn.au/techsite/efifaultcodes.htm

Thats lt-e nev recons the lt ones are different

i am trolling through matts electrical download section section now, but will have to give up soon

[Sancho]

Thats lt-e nev recons the lt ones are different

i am trolling through matts electrical download section section now, but will have to give up soon

I already read the entire engine manual in French and didn't find anything...

[surfenstein]

well done nev,i knew you would come up trumps again,we should call you super nev.at least its kinda resolved now.we all learn something new every day,take heed and remember this one chaps.

[Sancho]

From here:

http://www.troublecodes.net/Toyota/

and here:

http://www.off-road.com/toyota/tech/codes/

It would seem that they are the same on both models. Personally, I still think that it is unlikely that the TPS and temperature sensor have failed simultaneously and that big mess of wires is the culprit.

[BioHazard]

well done that man ........ my eyes were going screwy looking at lots of text

[hilux303]

thanks guys you have all been a big help im gona go throw all the wires this week end and se if there is ne more brocken ones in that lot thanks chris

[NiftyNev]

First thing I would do is check the emissions control is plugged in, all connections are clean and undamaged, then check the coolant sensor and TPS are connected as well.

Nev

[lord lucan]

They sure are.

Stop looking for the Temperature Sensor on the thermostat housing because, if you have one it won't be there. I would have thought that someone on here would know where it is by now. Your model and frame numbers will help identify your vehicle. If you have a latter 2L-T you will have a temperature sensor and a TPS along with an emissions control computer. The temperature sensor will be in the block under the manifold, above the starter roughly between cylinder three and four. The TPS could be on the fuel pump. If earlier it will not have them. Diagnostic codes between the 2L-T and 2L-TE are very different.

Nev

the temp sensor for the ecu is under the inlet manifold, the temp sensor for the gauge is on the thermostat housing as my previos post