PMO Individual Throttle Bodies - Sensor issue?
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Racer
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Anyone else running PMO ITBs? The throttle position sensor on mine is giving my Motec and I issues.
Basically, I think the potentiometer might be a bit dirty or faulty, and it is giving a false reading to the Motec. When the throttle is at 0 (i.e., butterflies shut), the pot sometimes gives a reading of 10 degrees open (shows on the Motec readout), but when I work the throttle through it's full sweep a couple of times and restart, the sensor is recalibrated to 0.
Has anyone else had this problem? The TPS is a GM part, so I'm inclined to point the figure at it, haha.
Basically, I think the potentiometer might be a bit dirty or faulty, and it is giving a false reading to the Motec. When the throttle is at 0 (i.e., butterflies shut), the pot sometimes gives a reading of 10 degrees open (shows on the Motec readout), but when I work the throttle through it's full sweep a couple of times and restart, the sensor is recalibrated to 0.
Has anyone else had this problem? The TPS is a GM part, so I'm inclined to point the figure at it, haha.
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Bumping this thread back to life...
TPS #2 has died, so it seems that the lifespan for these things is around 12 months... Super...
The car is at the workshop so I can't check myself, does anyone happen to have the GM part # for the TPS by any chance?
My options are apparently 1) replace the current TPS (i.e., repeat process in ~12 months), or 2) have a special mount fabricated and use a Porsche OEM/Bosch sensor (i.e., $$$).
TPS #2 has died, so it seems that the lifespan for these things is around 12 months... Super...
The car is at the workshop so I can't check myself, does anyone happen to have the GM part # for the TPS by any chance?
My options are apparently 1) replace the current TPS (i.e., repeat process in ~12 months), or 2) have a special mount fabricated and use a Porsche OEM/Bosch sensor (i.e., $$$).