Throttle position sensor - sweet spot
I have spent a number of days making small adjustments to the position of the TPS. Too far clockwise gives poor idle and too far anti-clockwise gives an abnormally high idle rpm. Different positions that work give a TPS reading between 1,2% and 2,5% at idle (using a TB is drilled out to 82mm).
My current setting gives 2,5% at idle at 600-700rpm. I am wondering if the 2,5% may be a bit on the high side causing the engine not to run optimally in other respects. For example, I note that some posts indicate around 1,9% at idle.
Is there some kind of ideal percentage at idle - i.e. a sweet spot?
Any opinions or advice are very welcome!
My current setting gives 2,5% at idle at 600-700rpm. I am wondering if the 2,5% may be a bit on the high side causing the engine not to run optimally in other respects. For example, I note that some posts indicate around 1,9% at idle.
Is there some kind of ideal percentage at idle - i.e. a sweet spot?
Any opinions or advice are very welcome!
Sire - I remove the groiund connection whilst working and do a short prior to reconnection. At the moment, I turned it back a fraction and now it is at 2%. I will check how things behave!
Still, it would be good to know if there is an optimum setting for the x100 SC.
Still, it would be good to know if there is an optimum setting for the x100 SC.
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