TPS unplugged...Car runs BETTER..why?
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Turbo Waggin
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TPS unplugged...Car runs BETTER..why?
As stated above.... after a round of mods... TB mod, rets nest removal, BAC ACV and EGR block offs... the car was a bear to start, now it hesitates so badly it feels like 1/4 power 99% of the time. I unplugged the TPS for adjusting and the car smoothed out and ran almost perfect, save a burp and a hiccup at 2800 and 4000........ several other people have found this problem, when i searched, but no fix was ever suggested? anyone else have this problem?
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after the TB mod and rats nest removal. i had to adjust my TPS and idle. you'll have to find a happy medium, b/c you wont have the idle and TPS reading that you used to.
my care idles around ~900rpm with it reading .920k now. i guess that's the best itl'll do.
how was your TPS before the TBmod??
my care idles around ~900rpm with it reading .920k now. i guess that's the best itl'll do.
how was your TPS before the TBmod??
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my turbo car runs better with it unplugged.
my na did the same thing, any load and it would stall. unplugged tps, went away. came back a day later, plugged it back in, ran fine. then acted up again, so i just adjusted it till the idle stopped bouncing and now its good.
my na did the same thing, any load and it would stall. unplugged tps, went away. came back a day later, plugged it back in, ran fine. then acted up again, so i just adjusted it till the idle stopped bouncing and now its good.
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after the TB mod and rats nest removal. i had to adjust my TPS and idle. you'll have to find a happy medium, b/c you wont have the idle and TPS reading that you used to.
my care idles around ~900rpm with it reading .920k now. i guess that's the best itl'll do.
how was your TPS before the TBmod??
my care idles around ~900rpm with it reading .920k now. i guess that's the best itl'll do.
how was your TPS before the TBmod??
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yeah you'd think so huh, but like i said, i tried a different TPS i got from a friend... who said it worked fine...(yes thats an ASSUMPTION) . and the car suffered the same symptoms when plugged in... besides, although weird **** does happen, have you ever heard of a TPS deciding it wanted to die in a matter of hours.... specifically the hours it took me to do the work? too weird
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my turbo car runs better with it unplugged.
my na did the same thing, any load and it would stall. unplugged tps, went away. came back a day later, plugged it back in, ran fine. then acted up again, so i just adjusted it till the idle stopped bouncing and now its good.
my na did the same thing, any load and it would stall. unplugged tps, went away. came back a day later, plugged it back in, ran fine. then acted up again, so i just adjusted it till the idle stopped bouncing and now its good.
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strange... sorry for the attitude, i was un aware of the attempt of a different tps.. thats wierd.. i would say try another.. his is probably silly to. you would be amazed how many fc's there are around with bad tps sensors and the owners have no idea
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Hey no sweat..... yeah, i was thinking about getting a brand new one.... but thats lotsa bucks! does anyone know of a better way of ensuring their operabilty? other than using a DMM......
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