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964 Tiptronic Throttle Position Sensor set up

I've searched high and low, here on Pelican and elsewhere, and can't find the set up values / procedure for the TPS anywhere?

Can anyone help or point me to a resource where I can find them?

Car is a 92 Tiptronic, stock intake system.

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interesting.. i have a 90 tip... following this thread to see what unfolds.
What are you trying to do?
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Helping a buddy troubleshoot - the car drops RPM when coming to a stop, and need to set up the TPS after removing the throttle body to clean it.
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I had a similar issue with mine...
Turned out that it was a bit low on transmission fluid... apparently when this tiptronics are low, they are prone to stalling...
I don't understand it, but it was something to do with the torque converter not letting go if the level is too low...
Might be worth a look?
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Yeah, thanks, fluid level is ok, along with a long list of other potential causes.

There sure isn't as much information available on these cars as the earlier 911's, especially the Tiptronics!

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