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Patrick
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JUL 22, 04:26 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Wacko1Jacko12:
Error code is 22 (TPS low voltage). The shop replaced this sensor, maybe the connector is bad or the sensor is not set right?
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A slight adjustment may be in order.
| quote | Originally posted by Patrick in This thread:
Some people will describe bending the lever to get the correct voltage. I like this alternative method better. Go to 2:50 on the timeline.
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Wacko1Jacko12
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JUL 22, 07:53 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Patrick:
A slight adjustment may be in order.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Patrick in This thread:
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I checked the TPS sensor and I am reading 0.02V going to ECM, In the video it says to bend the tps to get it at the correct voltage. I noticed that when I took the TPS off, the lever behind it appears to be tapered with based on the marks. I feel like I am having to bend the TPS sensor lever oddly alot. Could I also adjust this as well or is this a bad idea? I rather ask someone than be sorry.
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Patrick
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JUL 22, 08:41 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Wacko1Jacko12:
In the video it says to bend the tps to get it at the correct voltage.
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Did you not watch the video??!!! That's not what was stated at all!!!  [This message has been edited by Patrick (edited 07-22-2024).]
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Jason88Notchie
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JUL 22, 09:20 PM
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Umm.....where is the TPS?
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Wacko1Jacko12
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JUL 22, 09:23 PM
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I got the sensor set right, I didn’t touch what was in the photo at all. Rewatched the video and it made sense. Thank you for the video. It is reading the correct voltage right now.
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Yellow-88
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JUL 24, 03:26 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Wacko1Jacko12:
I got the sensor set right, I didn’t touch what was in the photo at all. Rewatched the video and it made sense. Thank you for the video. It is reading the correct voltage right now. |
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Be aware that the ECM "sees" the throttle open a 1.25 volts. The closer you are to that number, the more "instant" response will be when the throttle opens.
Of course we're talking about milliseconds, so this is just information about the TPS closed throttle setting. I set mine at 1 volt.
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