Tps

[jthree]

I was reading a thread about high idling and replacement a TPS but now, for the life of me, I can't find it. I thought I posted this question but maybe I'm dreaming.

My question is, the TPS in question is the primary TPS? and if so, what is the part number I should be looking for.

Thanks

Jthree

 

[xhdskip]

Not sure of the part number,
but it's the only one Triumph sells anymore,
so getting the old one shouldn't be a problem.
yes it's the primary one that goes out.

 

[jthree]

Thanks Skip

Is there a "how to" anywhere on replacing it? is it much of a job?

Is BikeBandit the only place to order?

Is this it?



Cheers

Jthree

 

[scot in exile]

I hope you never find a genie in a bottle your three wishes would be gone in a flash

 

[jthree]

Now that's funny. I actually wondered if I was passing my limit for questions within one post

Does protocol dictate I post separate posts with one question per post?

That said, you didn't answer one of them.

 

[budman]

ya need tuneboy or tune ECU to be able to do it..or the dealer..here's a how to..

 

[jthree]

Thanks

Maybe a dumb question but is that for adjustment or replacement?

 

[Gothlander]

The picture you posted shows the secondary TPS, the primary TPS is on the right side of the throttle body looking from the side. You will need TuneBoy or Tune ECU to fit and calibrate The TPS to operating tolerance settings. If you dont want to do it yourself the triumph tech can do it for you.

 

[TxRIIIRider]

It is easy to replace (one screw and one plug).. but it will need to be calibrated before you can ride by the means the others have stated..

Thanks

Maybe a dumb question but is that for adjustment or replacement?

 

[jthree]

Perfect, thanks guys