In article <Hl78b.260$Pd2.252453@news1.news.adelphia.net>, "April Y"
<BogeyMaker24@hotmail.com> wrote:

> At 114K mi. the dealer want a ple of cash to replace the entire TPS based on
> the computer readout of 0 v. I suspect advantage being taken of a female.
> Anyone else with a throttle position sensor problem? What happened? (The
> check engine light, plud hesitation when accelerating led to the computer
> check)

I don't think the dealer is taking advantage of you. If you have had
previous problems with this dealer--you might take it to a local mechanic
or other Honda Dealership and find out if they come to the same
conclusion. Even if they find the same problem, they may charge you less
to repair the problem. For example, a local mechanic might be able to get
the needed parts from a car just like you own at a local junkyard or have
the junkyard owner order it from another junk yard owner on the car
junkyard computer network. Many cars are damaged beyond repair in rear end
collisions and the engine section is left undamaged.