Test TPS SENSOR: Update 2024

Testing the TPS SENSOR can be complicated if you do not know certain details about its values.
There are many questions about whether the sensor is useful if it measures 5 kilo ohms, 6 kilo ohms, 8 kilo ohms or 10 kilo ohms.
To know if the TPS sensor is in good condition, we must first find the highest value between 2 of its terminals.
Then we must find what the cursor terminal is and it must measure 20% FROM THE GROUND TERMINAL.
Then we move the axis with a tool such as a large flat screwdriver, and it should rise little by little until reaching the maximum value that we measured previously.
For example, we find a TPS sensor that marks 6.4 KILO OHMs as the highest value between 2 of its terminals, so between the ground terminal and the cursor it must mark 20% of 6.4 kilo ohms, that is, 1.28 kilo ohms.
The same rule applies to any other TPS sensor of a different value.
The video shows this application to 2 TPS sensors of different values.