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problems w/ TPS adjustment

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nick B

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Aug 9, 2005
missoula, Montana
About two weeks ago i replaced a bad tps in my talon, and today I finally got my hands on a volt meter to adjust it. In my Haynes manual, it says to connect the volt meter to tps wires 1 and 4 for a 2.0 turbo, I connected the v-meter directly to the tps(w/ connected off) with the ingniton in on position but got no reading. Then I connected it to wires 1 and 3(correct wires for adjusting 2000 V6 model) and there was a reading of 840 ohms. There was no reading for any other wire combinations. :confused: So right now I'm really confused. My guess is that either I'm going about it all wrong, or Checker Auto gave me the TPS for a 2000 Eclipse. What do you guys think? Thanks.
 
I'm in the same boat. Here is the page RRE gives but the instructions are hard to follow, I would like to know where the point of continuity and non-continuity! Also, my multimeter had no reading for mV, I got no needle movement with pins 2 and 4 jumped. It seems to run good with it set now, I guess I won't know unless I have a logger of some kind.

http://www.roadraceengineering.com/2gtbswap.htm
 
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