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Hey Guys,

Has anyone got a spare M35 throttle Position sensor?

I am having some 4WD issues with the light coming on intermittently and it wouldnt run on the Dyno properly today because of it.

a GTR specialist suggested it may be a TPS issue as its not uncommon in GTR's for the TPS to cause similar 4wd issues.

I have read similar problems from other M35 owners, but havent heard of any fix yet.

It generally happens when exiting an awkward park or reversing. Sometimes turning the ignition off and back on helps other times it doesnt. I also have a feeling it may be temperature related as it happens more often on hot days.

Love to hear any feedback or help. Please let me know if you have a spare TPS I can try for a day or two.

Cheers,

Ben.

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Iain, If you could it would be greatly appreciated! I will try it for a day or two if thats ok?

I wont be there, but my brother will he can grab it.

Cheers,

Ben.

I have a fully functioning one that works as well if needed.

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