Checking the voltage drop between the TP sensor ground and a good engine ground with the ignition ...

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Checking the voltage drop between the TP sensor ground and a good engine ground with the ignition on (engine off). A reading of greater than 0.2 volt (200 mV) represents a bad computer ground.

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