Well the reason I wanted to know is because a T.B.I only runs about 15psi of fuel pressure. A T.P.I engine runs around 60psi of fuel pressure. A TBI car will have the air filter right on top of the engine. A TPI engine will have the air filter off to the side of the engine connected by an air duct.

The winter always comes to soon doesn't it, haha. So yes, it's a TPI engine. If you check the fuel pressure it should be around 60 psi when you turn the key on, and about 55-60psi when it is running. If you don't have a fuel pressure guage to check this, next time you go to start it....cycle the key a couple of times from off to run (w/o cranking). Once you've cycled it a couple of times try to start it. When you cycle the key to on, the fuel pump runs for 3-5 seconds. If you do this it will build the fuel pressure up to where it should be. If it seems to start when you do this, that means the fuel pressure is leaking down over night. Most likely leaking back into the gas tank. Does this make sense? To answer your question, there won't be any harm doen by driving it to the shop. Let me know if there is anything else that I can do for you. I do whatever I can to meet your satisfaction! Thanks!