adjust idle..
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RE: adjust idle..
Did you reset the computer (disconnect the battery)? Otherwise, it sounds like your TPS isn't aligned properly, as mentioned.
What kind of TB/Plenum did you install?
What kind of TB/Plenum did you install?
ORIGINAL: avlon06
mines 500 to 400 and even sometimes 300
mines 500 to 400 and even sometimes 300
#9
RE: adjust idle..
OK first off do you have a haynes repair manual? Turn to page 6-12 its at the bottom right of that page. Throttle Position Snesor (TPS). What you want to do is take two paper clips, and straighten then out. Then stick on paper clip in the back side of the TPS sensor, where the wires hook into the weather tight connector. This is called back probing. Stick one paper clip along side of each wire. Then start the engine. Then get a Digital Volt Ohm Meter, and set it to DC voltage and connect one lead to one of the paper clips and the other lead to the other paper clip. The voltage should read 0.50 - 1.0 volt at idle and at full throttle should be 4.0-5.0 volts. When I set up my car I set my TPS sensor to 0.96 volts at idle, worked well for me but you may have different results. To change the voltage you just loosen the two bolts and rotate the TPS sensor clockwise or counter clockwise to raise or lower the RPM's. I dont remember which way does which but you will find out real quick just by hearing your motor. Good Luck....
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