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Try replacing your fuel filter and spark plugs, engine pinging results from a lower octane than recomended by the manufacturer and dirty gas being burned inside the combustion chamber. good luck!
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Couple of thoughts if you are sure it is spraying to much gas... Have you checked the fuel pressure? If the regulator it bad, pressure may be to high, that would cause it to run rich/spray to much gas. Sometimes a bad temp sensor can cause it also, if computer thinks a hot engine is cold due to bad sensor, it will run rich. Way outside the box is... have you checked Alternator voltage? With engine running, check voltage at Battery, it should not be much over 14.5, if it is way high, it screws everything up. I have never seen a TPS cause the problem.
It sounds like a timing issue. Have you looked at the timing belt. Given the age of the vehicle, if it hasn't been change it definately needs it.
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