DSMRevolution
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- Dec 6, 2002
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Sioux Falls,
South Dakota
I put a APEXi S-AFC in my 1G a few days ago and everything seemed to be okay. Throttle position read correctly along with all other settings. Now yesterday I hooked up my logger and went out and started tuning. After about 30 minutes into tuning I noticed my TPS readings on my SAFC were wrong. If the pedal was pressed to the floor then the AFC would show 100%, which was correct. The problem though is that 0% throttle happens on the AFC when the pedal is only half way roughly. My logger shows the correct reading but the AFC is wrong. It worked fine before which made me clueless.
I took out the ECU again today to check connection. I pulled on it and it was okay (everything soldered) but I did take the wire off and resolder it just to make sure. After resoldering and testing resistance between the AFC and the ECU everything was okay. I installed the ECU along with everything else back into the car and the same problem still exists. I did the "sensor check" mode to make sure it was functioning correctly but it shows the exact reading I got when % was displayed on the previous screen. I am reaching 4.9x volts WOT and 0.00v at half throttle roughly.
Anybody have any ideas? The closest thread I saw that would compaire to my problem is here
Thanks
I took out the ECU again today to check connection. I pulled on it and it was okay (everything soldered) but I did take the wire off and resolder it just to make sure. After resoldering and testing resistance between the AFC and the ECU everything was okay. I installed the ECU along with everything else back into the car and the same problem still exists. I did the "sensor check" mode to make sure it was functioning correctly but it shows the exact reading I got when % was displayed on the previous screen. I am reaching 4.9x volts WOT and 0.00v at half throttle roughly.
Anybody have any ideas? The closest thread I saw that would compaire to my problem is here
Thanks

tuned pretty well so no problems that the TPS would cause.