Super AFC I cant get mt Throttle percentage right on my S-fac 2
I cant get mt Throttle percentage right on my S-fac 2
I have the minimun down to 0 % at about .995-1.000 volts on my tps. but i get about 1/4 throttle im getting 100 % i tried the self learn thing , but that didnt work .. for some reason i cant get the tps dialed in no matter what i do , anyone gone through this ??
Originally Posted by alwayssideways
I have the minimun down to 0 % at about .995-1.000 volts on my tps. but i get about 1/4 throttle im getting 100 % i tried the self learn thing , but that didnt work .. for some reason i cant get the tps dialed in no matter what i do , anyone gone through this ??
Your FC is a S4, and as we all know S4 had an infirior TPS, but then again I have an S5, so I don't know how to solve your problem.
You get 100 percent because the tps is fully extended at about 1/4 throttle. That's normal on a series four.
Some people with series four turboii cars use the boost/pressure sensor in lieu of the tps.
Some people with series four turboii cars use the boost/pressure sensor in lieu of the tps.
I would also set your throttle LOW at 95-98 and your HIGH at 99. IF you want accurate readings then throw on a S5 TB and TPS and hook the narrow range to the ECU and the full range to the TPS.
Boost signal is the way to go on the S4's.
I even use it on my S5.
I cold air conditions the boost & fuel needs can get ahead of the throttle.
Pick up the signal at the sensor side before the FCD clips it.
I set low throttle to 40% which = about 0 PSI for crusing.
I set the high throttle to 90% which = about 12 PSI.
I even use it on my S5.
I cold air conditions the boost & fuel needs can get ahead of the throttle.
Pick up the signal at the sensor side before the FCD clips it.
I set low throttle to 40% which = about 0 PSI for crusing.
I set the high throttle to 90% which = about 12 PSI.
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