TPS voltage issues
01-25-2023, 11:13 AM
#1
TPS voltage issues I have a LS1 from a 2000 Pontiac trans am swapped into my Nissan and I am having an issue with the TPS voltage range.
Completely closed idle voltage ~.503
WOT (fully opened by hand) 4.343
input voltage 5.03 volts
I have a drive by cable 95mm Holley efi throttle body and it will not physically open any more. I have read that my voltage for WOT should be somewhere around 4.65, how do I get my WOT voltage up another .3 volts? Is this something that can be done with tuning?
Completely closed idle voltage ~.503
WOT (fully opened by hand) 4.343
input voltage 5.03 volts
I have a drive by cable 95mm Holley efi throttle body and it will not physically open any more. I have read that my voltage for WOT should be somewhere around 4.65, how do I get my WOT voltage up another .3 volts? Is this something that can be done with tuning?
01-25-2023, 12:55 PM
#2
TECH Senior Member
Why are you repeat-posting this issue? You're getting good responses in the original post......
01-25-2023, 01:00 PM
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01-25-2023, 02:38 PM
#4
TECH Senior Member
Look at the little buttons at the lower right corner of any of your posts. Hit Edit and go from there.
01-25-2023, 03:39 PM
#5
TECH Senior Member
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I have a LS1 from a 2000 Pontiac trans am swapped into my Nissan and I am having an issue with the TPS voltage range.
Completely closed idle voltage ~.503
WOT (fully opened by hand) 4.343
input voltage 5.03 volts
I have a drive by cable 95mm Holley efi throttle body and it will not physically open any more. I have read that my voltage for WOT should be somewhere around 4.65, how do I get my WOT voltage up another .3 volts? Is this something that can be done with tuning?
Completely closed idle voltage ~.503
WOT (fully opened by hand) 4.343
input voltage 5.03 volts
I have a drive by cable 95mm Holley efi throttle body and it will not physically open any more. I have read that my voltage for WOT should be somewhere around 4.65, how do I get my WOT voltage up another .3 volts? Is this something that can be done with tuning?
Andrew