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    Hey guys,

    Throwing four codes and I'm beginning to think it is a bad ground connection. Do the MAP, TPS and CPS utitlize the PCM for ground on 97 GTs? Or could it be a loose connector?

    P0107 MAP sensor high input
    P0108 MAP low input
    P0121 TPS circuit
    P0336 CPS circuit

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    you map sensor harness bad? or its shot.
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    Pop the loom from the radiator to the map/tps and see if you find a ground splice. If not, then it's getting ground from right by the ICM.
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    Thanks for the replies. I've found the ground and was as clean as can be. Should I be looking into a new ICM, ICM harness, or what?
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    No, you should diagnose the issue. At least, that's what I would do.

    Check the voltage and grounds to the various sensors. Trace them back if necessary. Check your battery cable connections for corrosion or being loose.
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