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scam... its a placebo effect type thing... u THINK its doing something so it feels to youas if it does... if any of you watch myth busters, they show its false....
Maybe his feedback show how well this "module" works. its a 20 cent resistor. It does a nice job of making your check engine light come on. Don't expect anything else.
ya, i hadnt read his feedback, which i have a feeling is the mistake most people made when buying it, then left feedback when they got in 3 days w/o seeing if it really works
but im definitely not buyin it
lol i might go buy a resistor at the store for $.40 and see how it works, but im not gonna spend $15 dollars on something i know isnt gonna work
I take it they are putting a resister inline with the TPS feedback to the PCM to tell the PCM that the throttle is not as far open as it is.
Another way they could be doing it would be to reduce the 5-Volt Reference Voltage going to the TPS.
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