WOT TPS value off for my Tweecer?

The puter should recognize WOT at high3 volts or low 4 volts (Grady, et al, will know). I only know the fox spec, which is 3.7 volts.

Good luck.

Hey Chad

I show about 4.73

Don't think its anything to get bothered about

BUT ................

Seems to me, if you were looking for a higher reading, you might wanna check to see if the tb blade is all the way to a 90 degree setting at WOT.

Might be able to turn the key on, motor off, and work the tb while looking at the data log

Already told you more than I know about it

Grady

Grady, does the puter need to see such a high voltage to realize one is at WOT? I would not have guessed it had to be so high. I bet some TPS's dont even quite reach that threshold.

Or is that what you folks max out your TPS reading at?

HISSIN50 said:

Grady, does the puter need to see such a high voltage to realize one is at WOT? I would not have guessed it had to be so high. I bet some TPS's dont even quite reach that threshold.

Or is that what you folks max out your TPS reading at?

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Not exactly sure JT

Like you, I suspect if one's value was a bit + or - from the value that Chad & myself see .........................

Everything would be OK

Kind of the same thing as the closed throttle deal

.99 is not that important as there is a range that is acceptable because the pcm sees anywhere in that range as closed

Grady

The T4M0 - stock has the TP for WOT set to 642 AD counts - which converts to 3.13296v, so you are fine - even though the blade is not fully open, the EEC 'thinks' that it should go to open loop fuel.

Don

Don 95Vert said:

The T4M0 - stock has the TP for WOT set to 642 AD counts - which converts to 3.13296v, so you are fine - even though the blade is not fully open, the EEC 'thinks' that it should go to open loop fuel.

Don

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Thanks Don - that was the threshold I was curious about.