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06-11-2003, 08:50 PM
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TPS Adjustment
I just re-installed my Accufab TB and I was adjusting the TPS. My reading was .998 volts and the idle is still low. Has anyone had their TPS reading higher than this?
Thanks
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06-16-2003, 01:05 PM
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Did you follow these steps?
1) install TB and plenum 2) rotate the TPS CW(opposite throttle movement) then snug the screws 3) plug IAC in (DO NOT SCREW IT ON, LEAVE IT OFF) 4) duct tape over the IAC holes on the plenum 5) have someone start the car(DO NOT TOUCH THE GAS PEDDLE) if it won't start, turn the butter fly stop screw in a bit, try to start again(repeat till running) 6) adjust the stop screw till you get the idle to 700-750RPM 7) let the car idle for 5-10 min's 8) turn car off 9) remove duct tape, install IAC 10) turn key to "on position" (do not start car) 11) set TPS to about .98V, tighten the TPS 12) start car(AGAIN, DO NOT TOUCH THE GAS !!!!!!!!) 13) just let the car idle, let the computer "LEARN" for 10min's 14) turn car off 15) done
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