Tps problem
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Tps problem
ok I was commenting tin the sick disco thread but mine now will not run, I was driving and the vehicle started running like it was running out of fuel, I look at the ug and see the tps % dropped off to .78 this was a few days back and I shut it off restarted about 30 min. and was ok for a few days but idle was high then normal, wandering some , today same thing but it will not correct itself, key on to the floor tps reads 2.38% foot off pedal .78%, tried another tps same readings , tried another ecm same readings, took a meter and I have continuity on all 3 wires to their plug at the ecm, moving the harness changes nothing ( was hoping it was a simple break in harness)
any ideas ???
no codes but the 0451 that is always there
any ideas ???
no codes but the 0451 that is always there
#3
Mine does pretty much the same thing on moderately cold mornings. Above 50 and below 20 it starts and idles beautifully. But between 20 and 50 it won't idle for the first minute or so after starting and I need to keep my foot on the gas while it sputters and stumbles. It used to hunt and almost stall, now it fires up with a mighty roar and dies right away. But after the first minute and for the rest of the day, even after sitting all day at work, it's fine. Never have been able to figure it out do I just let it warm up for a minute with a light foot on the gas until it gets it's **** together. UG reads normal for all the usual suspects.
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Yours continues to crap out even once it's warmed up ?? It's miserably cold now, so I don't have a problem. I keep telling myself that the days are getting longer and soon it will be warm, soon it will be warm and then I won't have a problem. It's that awkward in between stage...
I seem to recall that a "good" TPS reading should be somewhere around 9 - 12% at idle, but that's subjective and only based on what I have seen in the forums and on my own, which given it's issues can't be considered a gold standard for anything. I'll watch it closely next time I'm out and let you know. I haven't seen a test procedure in the Rave, but what I did see was something about it being adaptive, so there must be some self calibration involved that would accommodate the absolute reading being off by some percentage. No clue if the MFU is involved, I don't think so, but that's only based on intuition. I thought the MFU controlled interior things like lights, locks, etc, and was not involved in drivability, but never had a MFU problem (yet) so never dug into it.
I assume IAT, CTS, VSS, CPS are all reading ok, no cracks or leaks on the intake boot, etc. Any change for better or for worse if you unplug the MAF ?
I seem to recall that a "good" TPS reading should be somewhere around 9 - 12% at idle, but that's subjective and only based on what I have seen in the forums and on my own, which given it's issues can't be considered a gold standard for anything. I'll watch it closely next time I'm out and let you know. I haven't seen a test procedure in the Rave, but what I did see was something about it being adaptive, so there must be some self calibration involved that would accommodate the absolute reading being off by some percentage. No clue if the MFU is involved, I don't think so, but that's only based on intuition. I thought the MFU controlled interior things like lights, locks, etc, and was not involved in drivability, but never had a MFU problem (yet) so never dug into it.
I assume IAT, CTS, VSS, CPS are all reading ok, no cracks or leaks on the intake boot, etc. Any change for better or for worse if you unplug the MAF ?
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