My car turns over but will not start. It showed no obvious symptoms other than not starting one morning. The battery has plenty of juice and the starter is fine. I peeked through the oil filler hole and saw the valves moving, so it is not timing belt. The distributor is new, so that rules out the ICM, coil and the other sensors in there. The rotar and cap are new as well. The wires have acceptable resistance and the sparkplugs spark when tested. When I turn the key to the on postition I can hear the Fuel pump charge. I don't have a fuel pressure guage so I can't check that, yet. I tested the voltage to the Idle Air Control and also the resistance, both good. I started to do the same to the Throttle Position Sensor and got stuck. I checked the voltage and it was fine but can't figure out how to check the resistance. The book is kinda cryptic with it's proceedures and refers to pictures that have the important stuff out of frame. So, I was under the impression that TPS sensors can be replaced, fairly cheaply too. But I can't see how to get it off. It is attached to the throttle body but not by any fastener that I've ever seen. The end that is exposed looks almost like a rivet. My friend and I have gone back and forth over whether it's a fuel problem or a sensor problem. There are no error messages in the ECM. Questions: 1. How do I test the restistance on the TPS? 2. How, if needed, do I replace the TPS? 3. Any other ideas on what it could be?