TPS adjustment
ac427cpe
04-01-2003, 07:52 PM
ok.... i've looked everywhere, how can i adjust the TPS on my N/A 87 rx7? it's gone stupid on me... please help!!! :(
Evomaniac
04-02-2003, 12:54 AM
why don't you try your search engine, how can I use it anyway's, can't seem to figure it out.
The TPS is the black plunger in the center. The screw in front of the TPS is used to make adjustments.
The TPS is part of the Fuel and Emission Control System. It has two major functions: To cut the fuel off when you snap the throttle shut from wide open throttle. (This prevents backfires...) And the sensor also tells the ECU the position of the throttle body. This allows the ECU to make adjustments to the air/fuel mix at different throttle positions.
Most common signs of a bad TPS is a car that runs rough at Idle or a car that has a hesitation problem during acceleration. Bad backfiring could also be a TPS, but backfiring is usually caused by having an aftermarket free flow exhaust.
NOTE! There are two types of throttle position sensors. The 86-88 cars have a single piston TPS, the 89-91 cars have a dual piston TPS. The 86-88 sensor is not inter changeable with the 89-91. However they are adjusted exactly the same!
you're car has a single piston located in the black plunger in the center, hope it help's.for more info go to http://home.rmci.net/panther/tps.htm
-Dave
The TPS is the black plunger in the center. The screw in front of the TPS is used to make adjustments.
The TPS is part of the Fuel and Emission Control System. It has two major functions: To cut the fuel off when you snap the throttle shut from wide open throttle. (This prevents backfires...) And the sensor also tells the ECU the position of the throttle body. This allows the ECU to make adjustments to the air/fuel mix at different throttle positions.
Most common signs of a bad TPS is a car that runs rough at Idle or a car that has a hesitation problem during acceleration. Bad backfiring could also be a TPS, but backfiring is usually caused by having an aftermarket free flow exhaust.
NOTE! There are two types of throttle position sensors. The 86-88 cars have a single piston TPS, the 89-91 cars have a dual piston TPS. The 86-88 sensor is not inter changeable with the 89-91. However they are adjusted exactly the same!
you're car has a single piston located in the black plunger in the center, hope it help's.for more info go to http://home.rmci.net/panther/tps.htm
-Dave
ac427cpe
04-02-2003, 11:38 PM
awesome... i knew what it was and did, just not the lighting sequence! thank you thank you thank you!!!
Evomaniac
04-02-2003, 11:45 PM
you're welcome.:)
ac427cpe
04-03-2003, 11:31 PM
i made a TPS lightbulb contraption! it looks cool! and... tells me that the tps of my car is waaaaaay out of wack! fixy tomorrow.... details to come
but yeah... the lightbulb thing works!:D
but yeah... the lightbulb thing works!:D
Evomaniac
04-04-2003, 12:02 AM
that's good to hear, I got my 22b engine and well it's what i had expected, it's say's sti all over it:D it's in the egine bay right now but nothing is hooked up, i got my aftermarket ecu to work with the 22b also, i'm going down 0.3 liter's i used to have a 2.5 now i have a 2.2 but now i got more power,cool.
-Dave
-Dave
ac427cpe
04-04-2003, 12:05 AM
22b?:confused:
Evomaniac
04-04-2003, 12:15 AM
ej22 that came stock in the 1998 subaru sti version II I think, because version III was 4 door.the 1998 subaru 2.5rs comes with ej25 stock i'm just getting a ej22 sti engine for the power and it has all the work's done to it already from the factory, balaced and bluepruinted to handle 700hp+ I just need to get a turbo to give me those number's.
-Dave
-Dave
ac427cpe
04-05-2003, 03:06 PM
oh, cool!
btw... the lightbulb fix, WORKS!!!!!!!! yay!!! MY CAR IS HEALED!:D
btw... the lightbulb fix, WORKS!!!!!!!! yay!!! MY CAR IS HEALED!:D
Evomaniac
04-05-2003, 04:53 PM
that's coool, good but I doubt that your car is healed.
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