Help the TPS Noob
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Help the TPS Noob
I have searched, and I keep getting the same asnwer:
Test the TPS, and adjust it if it is out of norm.
I have a 91 N/A
I tested it and came out with:
A-B: Idle .95-1.6k, WOT 4.6k. However the MOMENT i move the throttle it jumps from idle resistence to 4.6k, no progression
E-D: Idle: .95k, WOT 4.8k. Excellent progression while opening throttle.
So now that I have shown that my tps is out of whack i have a simple question.
HOW do I adjust it? Everyone says "adjust it" but NO ONE says what to adjust. What do I turn, push, pull, **** on to adjust the TPS so that my numbers come out right?
BC
Test the TPS, and adjust it if it is out of norm.
I have a 91 N/A
I tested it and came out with:
A-B: Idle .95-1.6k, WOT 4.6k. However the MOMENT i move the throttle it jumps from idle resistence to 4.6k, no progression
E-D: Idle: .95k, WOT 4.8k. Excellent progression while opening throttle.
So now that I have shown that my tps is out of whack i have a simple question.
HOW do I adjust it? Everyone says "adjust it" but NO ONE says what to adjust. What do I turn, push, pull, **** on to adjust the TPS so that my numbers come out right?
BC
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