TPS STUFF UP

Well got TPS set to .63 that was as low as I could get it. I read that rocket scientist has his set at. 65
 
phar2slo said:
Now to get. 72 on the ISCV nut
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7 mm combo wrench you can get at it with the box end. There is a little plastic cover on the cable wheel two 8 mm bolts. After you complete the ISCV hit reset adaptives let it do its think then turn the key off count to 5 and turn her back on with the fuse in and she should fire up. Did you add a new tps or clean the original one?
 
 
This is the thing I wound all the way tight and undone again as no movement in volts.

What did I do wrong?
 

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Well had another go and nothing changed. Fire it up and now revving 4000 - 4500 range.

Will get machainc / auto elecriction guy to fix hopefully..

Will let you know how that goes.
 
It's amazing how time flies and you can't find posts and documents that were more important than air last week ! I memorized your instructions and then ate my phone !
 
phar2slo said:
Well got TPS set to .63 that was as low as I could get it. I read that rocket scientist has his set at. 65
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If .63 is as low as you can go then you have the primary TPS installed wrong or its knackered up. You should be able down in the .5 range when adjusting it.
 
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