i currentl just put a new tps sensor on my D16a6 throttle body and the sensor i put on is off a some other kind of d series motor and my ? is can i adjust it cuz once i started the car with the new tps it was revving up really high .ANYONE know what i can do?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B!^A@ &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i currentl just put a new tps sensor on my D16a6 throttle body and the sensor i put on is off a some other kind of d series motor and my ? is can i adjust it cuz once i started the car with the new tps it was revving up really high .ANYONE know what i can do?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Is the new TPS sensor facing the same direction as your old one? If so, you need to calibrate it. There are a few writeups here about how to do that.

If it's facing the wrong direction it came from a DPFI engine and you need to get a TPS sensor from a MPFI engine.

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as long as you installed it correctly and it fits like the other, u should be ok, ive used a d series on a b16 for a friend. just get it dialed in at .500 or as close to that as u can.

 

ok not to jack this or any thing

but would this be why i am running a code 9 ????

 

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but would this be why i am running a code 9 ????</TD></TR></TABLE>

Code 9 has to do with your #1 cylinder position, not your TPS.

http://www.honda-search.com/se...+9%22

 

it is facing correctly! and how do you calibrate it? lINKanyone