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Old 09-04-06, 02:36 PM
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tps voltages ?

can any one tell me what the voltage on a s4 turbo tps perferably what voltage to be around and what voltages at which it should be replaced

good- voltage ?
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tps going bad-voltage?
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the only reasons i ask is bevause i cant give my car anything more than 25% throttle if that at highway speeds and driving around no more than about 35% gas

and now my car idles rich when warm when it used to idle lean when cold-warm and also is there a way to test the afm
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Check out the fsm, theres a link in the faqs. You want to test for resistance, not voltage, btw. Off the top of my head its around .8-1k ohms at idle and less than 6k at WOT for the tps. Check it in the fsm to be sure, though.
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If you're adjusting it via the voltage method, aim for .95 volts. Some say the resistance method is better, but I find it always works better using voltage. Every engine is a bit different.
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how do you adjust it mines just a black plunger i see no adjustments
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Look it up in the fsm, its all in there.
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http://www.fc3spro.com/TECH/HOWTO/TPS/tps.html
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Oh yeah, totally forgot about that.
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so in the pics what did they do with the coolant line that goes into the throttle body topside
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also i unplugged my tps and it runs some what better
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