Is it possible this is a TPS voltage issue? Maybe you need to adjust the TPS sensor.

















































































Sorry. Had to be done.

 

cobra, i think you may be on to something.



glad you mentioned it

 

I already determined it is a voltage issue a couple posts ago.. at idle it's around 1v when it should be lower. I know how to resolve it..



Why is everyone so grouchy on here nowadays?

 

Nobody is grouchy it's just faith being faith. How else does a user manage to get that low a reputation score? Personally I find it amusing that your problem is possibly a physical/sensor rotation problem and he got all made about how nobody got his hint, then went on about a totally not-sensor-rotation-related fix.



Since when is it a hint, faith? I dunno, I missed it just like everyone else who read the thread up to the point when I gave my 3-posts-later suggestion that set you off. Like I said, hints are legally allowed to roll off a man's brain like water off a duck's back. WOMEN take hints and get all stressed out trying to figure them out.

 

rep is srs business.



thats why stocker whined like a little b*tch and tried to get me banned for bringing his down to negative.



cuz thats what men do.







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I wonder how long it would actually take someone to legitimately have the kind of rep I have?

 

I have determined the issue to be the tps orientation a couple posts ago. I have bored out the holes a little to let me twist back the tps and it did lower the idle voltage. I just need to get it down lower so need to widen out the holes more. Simple fix once I found out what the voltage was supposed to be and using my multimeter.

 

good job. way to figure things out. youll do fine around these parts.

 

Lol, thanks. I've been around for about 5 years now starting with rdriburon.com..



On a side note, does anyone know where to access the information from hma.com as in like a mirror site or something? If I need to buy a membership I will. Liked when it was still free though.

 

http://www.newtonnet.co.uk/coupe/service/mechanical.htm has one year, and for things for most RDs it's close enough.

 

Sweet, thanks Stocker.. that should work well.