cut out cycle off tps
You could. I've been thinking of this, vs a vacuum actuated way.
Got a box of vacuum servoes off eBay.
For open, probably just a comparator and reed relay. For closed,
you'd probably want a timer function so you don't cook the motor
or apply power to limit switches (which get wet and might corrode
quicker if always-energized) any longer than necessary.
It probably adds up to less than $20 in parts, if you like that kind
of project.
What I don't like about the electrics is, it takes like 5 seconds to
open and close. That's halfway down track before any help.
Vacuum would be more instant-gratification.
Got a box of vacuum servoes off eBay.
For open, probably just a comparator and reed relay. For closed,
you'd probably want a timer function so you don't cook the motor
or apply power to limit switches (which get wet and might corrode
quicker if always-energized) any longer than necessary.
It probably adds up to less than $20 in parts, if you like that kind
of project.
What I don't like about the electrics is, it takes like 5 seconds to
open and close. That's halfway down track before any help.
Vacuum would be more instant-gratification.
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hey jimmy, your the man i was still trying to come up with something
let me no were you go with this , ya the 5 sec thing is whats hanging
me up. thanks jimmy. seems like my z has more power up top then down low
when open. sometimes seems quicker closed. thats why i want to open
on the throttle..
let me no were you go with this , ya the 5 sec thing is whats hanging
me up. thanks jimmy. seems like my z has more power up top then down low
when open. sometimes seems quicker closed. thats why i want to open
on the throttle..
