how do you adjust your tps
how do you adjust your tps
i am getting error 12 and 18. my tps is way out of wack. my cars idling at 2500. i took the car out for a spin, and while stopped at a signal my car flooded all of a sudden.
how do i adjust the tps????
i have a voltmeter. can someone give me step by step instruactions?
how do i adjust the tps????
i have a voltmeter. can someone give me step by step instruactions?
OK Redrotarty.
1, Warm up the engine.
2. Make sure all electricals off.
3. You have to get access to the ECU or the wires from the TPS and connect your voltmeter to 3F (black with green stripe) or 3G (green with red stripe) terminal.
4. Make sure your fast idle cam has seperated (not effecting setting).
5. With throttle closed should be 0.75-1.25V on 3F and 0.1-0.7V on 3G. If not loosen the screws and rotate the TPS until the reading is right in the middle.
6. At full throttle it should be 4.8-5.0V and 4.2-4.6.
7. Check range is from about 1.0 to 5.0V on 3F and 0.4 to 4.3V on 3G.
Thats it! The book says if you still have trouble you have to change the TPS. Have a great day!
1, Warm up the engine.
2. Make sure all electricals off.
3. You have to get access to the ECU or the wires from the TPS and connect your voltmeter to 3F (black with green stripe) or 3G (green with red stripe) terminal.
4. Make sure your fast idle cam has seperated (not effecting setting).
5. With throttle closed should be 0.75-1.25V on 3F and 0.1-0.7V on 3G. If not loosen the screws and rotate the TPS until the reading is right in the middle.
6. At full throttle it should be 4.8-5.0V and 4.2-4.6.
7. Check range is from about 1.0 to 5.0V on 3F and 0.4 to 4.3V on 3G.
Thats it! The book says if you still have trouble you have to change the TPS. Have a great day!
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