Little bit of TPS help?
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Little bit of TPS help?
Put the B16 in my CRX, and one thing I noticed was that the screws holding the TPS were loose... any idea how to adjust this? Do I just pay attention to voltage levels? Is there a section in the factory manual covering this? Any help is greatly appreciated!!
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Re: Little bit of TPS help? (Lt. Dan)
If they are loose, remove them.
I use 10-32 screws to replace them, same thread and a lot easyer to tighten.
You will need a tester to set the TPS correctly.
Cut the TPS clip out of your left over B16 wiring harness (not the one in your car right now) and use it to set the TPS.
This is how.
leave about 6 inches of wire at the clip you cut and strip the ends on the two outer wires. test the resistance at idle, it should be .5 volts.
you can adjust it by rotating the TPS, once you get .5 volts tighten the screws.
you are done.
I use 10-32 screws to replace them, same thread and a lot easyer to tighten.
You will need a tester to set the TPS correctly.
Cut the TPS clip out of your left over B16 wiring harness (not the one in your car right now) and use it to set the TPS.
This is how.
leave about 6 inches of wire at the clip you cut and strip the ends on the two outer wires. test the resistance at idle, it should be .5 volts.
you can adjust it by rotating the TPS, once you get .5 volts tighten the screws.
you are done.
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