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einherjar · 05-16-2005, 09:31 AM

Hi,

When i drive with the TPS unplugged, the car drives great, but when i plug it in, the timing seems off, car is underpowered, small backfires as it revs down. I dont want to play with the timing, will the ECU eventually compensate and adjust timing with the TPS pluged in?
Things to note: I have just replaced the TPS because the old one was broken, and i adjusted it to 0.450v at idle.

If i do have to play with the timing, is there anything wrong with the method of adjusting timing by setting to TDC, removing valve cover and re aligning CAMS? , or even easier, rotate CAMS until she feels normal again?

05-16-2005, 09:31 AM	#1
einherjar Zilvia Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Ontario Posts: 179 Trader Rating: (0)	TPS and timing Hi, When i drive with the TPS unplugged, the car drives great, but when i plug it in, the timing seems off, car is underpowered, small backfires as it revs down. I dont want to play with the timing, will the ECU eventually compensate and adjust timing with the TPS pluged in? Things to note: I have just replaced the TPS because the old one was broken, and i adjusted it to 0.450v at idle. If i do have to play with the timing, is there anything wrong with the method of adjusting timing by setting to TDC, removing valve cover and re aligning CAMS? , or even easier, rotate CAMS until she feels normal again? __________________ ~SR20DET~, Side/Top mount I/C, HKS bov,Intake,CP Racing tri-strut bar, retourqued p-plate, custom 5 puck CP racing clutch disc.