Throttle body issues

Subjug4tor · 05-07-2008, 05:45 AM

I dont see how it would be as hard as you seem to make it. I know how to adjust the TPS to be where it needs to be, its not hard to do. Its not like it can get any worse at this point, the current tps has the entire bottom clip broken off, so its being held on by one screw at the top. All im going to have to do is install the new TPS, adjust it so that it makes idle contact where it needs to, and then set my idle. The problem Im having now is that the TPS isnt making the idle circuit, so the computer reads part throttle all the time. Thats probably why I was running a little lean, and im sure its why my idle was abnormally high.

Basically, I install new TPS, set it, reset my computer, and set my idle. done.

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05-07-2008, 05:45 AM	#7
Subjug4tor Stock Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: DFW Texas Posts: 16	I dont see how it would be as hard as you seem to make it. I know how to adjust the TPS to be where it needs to be, its not hard to do. Its not like it can get any worse at this point, the current tps has the entire bottom clip broken off, so its being held on by one screw at the top. All im going to have to do is install the new TPS, adjust it so that it makes idle contact where it needs to, and then set my idle. The problem Im having now is that the TPS isnt making the idle circuit, so the computer reads part throttle all the time. Thats probably why I was running a little lean, and im sure its why my idle was abnormally high. Basically, I install new TPS, set it, reset my computer, and set my idle. done.