Does your TPS sensor position % show up on your OBD-II scanner?

 

I think so, but I would have to double check.

 

yes it does

it's sometimes called load %

what's on yer mind?

 

Yah not sure what it would be called on the scanner, perhaps throttle position ( lol )

but its deflection on the SMT-6 and load % on the haltech so look for that too

 

My throttle position does not deflect. The "absoloute throttle position" stays at 0% always on the obd-ii reader. I tested the unit and it checks out good.

I know that load is calculated from MAF value and temperature, as well as some other things.

 

well, unplug your TPS and see if anything changes.

 

No, there was no change on OBD-II reader, but there was a change to the idle. There are alot of different options for different cars. I need to know if absoloute throttle position is supported by our ECUs for output to OBD-II

I'm asking a really straight foreward question here... Does the absoloute throttle position sensor on your obd-ii reader work?

 

Dumb question: is your TPS good? Could be it's not reading on your scanner because it shit the bed.

 

Alright, seriously, someone go out to their car with their obd-ii reader and tell me if it reads TPS. I really want to know if you can get Absoloute throttle position % on a Tib.



Schphi: yes, i tested the fuxor and it came out good. I posted that up higher. I'm also running my nitrous system on the TPS. I'm not throwing codes, and it shows change on my multimeter with no deadspots.

I don't think there's any problems. I don't know if there's any need for concern


I really just want to know if the ECU passes TPS data to the reader. Does your OBD-II reader read the TPS % value?

 

here's mine on idle








i don't know where i got this one from... but it still shows activity on the tps




so, yours show 0% on the scantool? did you try different softwares? it should be in the cd-rom i've sent you