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Tech Talk Technical Discussion About The Nissan 240SX and Nissan Z Cars |
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TPS SENSOR adjustment?
well i have a 89 s13 with a ca18det and i was wondering how exactly you adjust the tps sensor to its perfect position it was loose for some reason one day and i was getting on it and i felt a major loss in power and black smoke every where so i moved it all the way back counter clockwise so it would start then slowly moved it to where it idled right, but ever since then the power feels low and it stutters sometimes almost like a misfire, any help is appreciated
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turn ur car on
test voltage of the middle wire. voltage should be 0.4 to 0.5 at idle. this is for SR, so go figure. if u know stuff about electronics, u should be able to figure it out |
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i have the same problem...How do you measure the middle wire?? Theres no where to stick the multimeter probes. Do you have to splice the wire a bit?
I tried measuring the tps with it disconnected but it doesnt produce a voltage. |
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So when i measure the middle terminal on the tps side with it disconnected, theres supposed to be voltage?? How would it produce 4-5v with no power from the battery?
edit: I have read the sohc manual. It tells me to check power source...i measure terminal "d" and it reads 5.19v. Then it tells me to check input signal...tps side. It says to measure terminal e to ground, with the plug connect and engine on. But how do you measure it when theres no way to stick the probe into the plug? |
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there isnt anything going on if u hvae the TPS disconnected.
just jam the probe into the wire until u get a reading. (while it's connected) other probe, just put it to negative terminal. adjust accordingly |
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alright....i got it to read...thanks for the help.
While I was adjusting the tps, i decided to clean out the idle control with carb cleaner. After that, i started the engine but the idle was really rough and it would die if i dont step on the gas. I took it out for a test drive and when it was warmed up, the idle stabilized. It idled at 1300rpms so i turned the idle screw clockwise until it stopped but the idle doesnt change....if i turn it counterclockwise, the idle climbs to like 2000+rpms. When i unplug the tps, the idle lowers to 750rpm. Whats wrong? |
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well when i try to adjust it with the tps disconnected, the idle doesnt change. And the screw is already turned fully clockwise so if i turn it counterclockwise, shouldnt the idle just get higher than it already is...with the tps disconnected?
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anyways just fuck with it if it doesnt change when u have it disconnected then it may be clogged or maybe u dont have air going to it |
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would turning the screw out while the engine is off keep the idle the same when its turned on?? Because if it does, then ill just turn the screw out and then turn on the engine and then screw it in to lower the idle even more.
I dont know if that would work though |
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what?
oh, that was hard to understand but i get you i dont think that would work. actually im sure it wont but try it anyways. get off ur butt in front of the computer and go do it. |
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