TPS sensor&antilag settings
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TPS sensor&antilag settings
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we have tried to set up the tps sensor today for my mats cossy and not havnt much luck
why becouse wev fitted antilag with the thottle pot and new sensor
its reading on the screen is 78% fully open cant go no more as when its shut is 4% open still dont understand as it brand new????any ideas
also when we switch the antilag on it revs well high before we even blip the thottle?
we have also cleaned the iscv out with WD can understand why its doing it????
and we have a well good earth wright from battery?????
any idea pls as its very anoying that it aint working
we have tried to set up the tps sensor today for my mats cossy and not havnt much luck
why becouse wev fitted antilag with the thottle pot and new sensor
its reading on the screen is 78% fully open cant go no more as when its shut is 4% open still dont understand as it brand new????any ideas
also when we switch the antilag on it revs well high before we even blip the thottle?
we have also cleaned the iscv out with WD can understand why its doing it????
and we have a well good earth wright from battery?????
any idea pls as its very anoying that it aint working
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Depending on the software you sometimes never get a full reading from 0 to 100%, but your readings to seem a little off. What software are you using, some need calibrating to set the closed and fully open positions.
Antilag works by opening up a (usually) modifed ISC valve and retarding the ignition, you can expect the idle revs to rise. Best to ask whoever did your software what is normal.
Antilag works by opening up a (usually) modifed ISC valve and retarding the ignition, you can expect the idle revs to rise. Best to ask whoever did your software what is normal.
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IF you are using a Pectel Monitor the percentage you are talking about is actually degrees and should only read up to about 85degrees with the pedal all the way down.
The ALS/idle speed valve gets charged when you turn the ignition on causeing the valve to blip when first turned on. You can combat that by having a on/off switch for the ALS and the ALS valve
Fraser (PROMETHEUS) made me a simple mini loom with switches to do this ignore the single pole switch as that was for a manual fuel pump
The ALS/idle speed valve gets charged when you turn the ignition on causeing the valve to blip when first turned on. You can combat that by having a on/off switch for the ALS and the ALS valve
Fraser (PROMETHEUS) made me a simple mini loom with switches to do this ignore the single pole switch as that was for a manual fuel pump
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were using the superchips pro screen?
we also made the loom up could it be a bad earth???
hang on why have you got two switches weve been told to use pin 14
and earth to battery and a switch inbetween
and thats it is this correct???appreciate the help!!
we also made the loom up could it be a bad earth???
hang on why have you got two switches weve been told to use pin 14
and earth to battery and a switch inbetween
and thats it is this correct???appreciate the help!!
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By switching pin 34 you turn the ISCV off which stops the initial blip when you turn the car on. So basically if you have a double pole switch to pin 14 and 34 as per the diagram you basically switch the ECU on into ALS mode and turn the Valve on at the same time.
Hang on! I'm assuming you are running a P8?
Hang on! I'm assuming you are running a P8?
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