TPS question....not adjustment
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TPS question....not adjustment
The narrow range "plunger" "cylinder thing it getting stuck in.
with it unstuck everything is fine but it will stuck in all of a sudden and i won't be able to rev past 2500 and have to limp it around.
anybody know of a way to "lube" it somehow?
I really don't want to fork over big cash for a new one.
with it unstuck everything is fine but it will stuck in all of a sudden and i won't be able to rev past 2500 and have to limp it around.
anybody know of a way to "lube" it somehow?
I really don't want to fork over big cash for a new one.
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well, when it gets stuck its the inside if it thet sticks. i can still move the cylinderin and out but it won't spring back out.
any way to clean it out on the "inside"?
any way to clean it out on the "inside"?
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"QD contact cleaner" That's the exact stuff I used. It took about 2-3 treatments.
The plunger now runs smooth and the ohm readings repeat & sweep smooth.
It also works on radio volume & balance pots.
The plunger now runs smooth and the ohm readings repeat & sweep smooth.
It also works on radio volume & balance pots.
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