How can this be carried out mines a little low at presant

cheers

Dave

dave i set mine easy you just twist it on the bolts only a bit at a time

test the voltage on full and no throttle

do a search there is a link on how to do it on here

 

see you saturday

 

steve

dave i set mine easy you just twist it on the bolts only a bit at a time

test the voltage on full and no throttle

do a search there is a link on how to do it on here

 

see you saturday

 

steve

 

Steve thanks for that dare i ask hows fem!!

cheers

Dave

How can this be carried out mines a little low at presant

cheers

Dave

 

Dave,

 

This should be a 2 minute job with your ConZult.

 

(1) Hook up the ConZult

(2) Run engine

(3) Go into "Idle/Throttle adjustment" screen on the ConZult software

(4) Undo (but do not remove) the two screws securing the TPS

(5) Turn the TPS unit clockwise/anti-clockwise until the voltage is just below the point where the "closed throttle/position" switches from off to on (this should be at roughly 0.42~0.44V)

(6) Tighten up the screws (making sure the voltage doesn't change) and Job Done!

 

NB - when turning the TPS you'll notice the point where the "closed throttle/position" goes from "off" to "on" because the revs will raise to about 1100 rpm. You want to set the TPS to the position just before this raise in rpms occurs.

 

Hope this helps fella!

 

Regards,

 

Danny

Steve thanks for that dare i ask hows fem!!

cheers

Dave

in bits last time i spoke to the guy

ill ring him tomorow to see when ready

suspect it was finished friday

and hes been out cruising and picking up ladys

 

steve

Good.......see you saturday i hope ...will be working in the morning probabley get there 1.30 ish will miss all the good stuff :cry: :cry:

cheeres

Dave