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FirstDSMTimer

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Jun 26, 2011
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So I replaced my throttle body shaft seals tps and iac but I am trying to figure out how to find out the tps voltage through dsmlink and all I can see is the tps % witch is 33% at idle with must be high. Can anyone tell me how to check the voltage other then through a volt meter?
 
make TPS volts a captured value, then display it. while your computer is connected to the link, press F10 to get into captured values. select TPS volts etc...

I personally think it can be easy with a voltmeter and aligator clips if ya have one.

Once you are really close, you can recalibrate it using the ECMlink TPS calibration tool. Only do that once you are close though for best results.
 
2g's are pretty simple, put a feeler gauge between the set screw and linkage and set it to where the throttle close switch in the tps is just activating. Then when you remove the feeler gauge the switch should de activate.
 
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