RE: Odd Throttle Position Sensor numbers

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Author: Bill Cardell
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To: Simon Whitworth, Miatapower Miata Power
Old-Topics: Odd Throttle Position Sensor numbers
Subject: RE: Odd Throttle Position Sensor numbers
Probably the TPS itself is shot. Stick an ohm meter across it and you
can verify, but I doubt the link is lying. Garbage in, garbage out.


Bill Cardell
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-----Original Message-----
From: miatapower-bounces@???
[mailto:miatapower-bounces@???] On Behalf Of Simon Whitworth
Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 6:39 PM
To: Miatapower Miata Power
Subject: Odd Throttle Position Sensor numbers

I have noticed something odd with the TPS readings from my 97 FM2 with
Link ECU.

Here's a graph showing the TPS values when I go from no throttle to
pedal all the way down.

http://www.fantasiaf1.com/images/TPS.JPG

When my foot is off the throttle I see a reading of 10, as I start to
press the pedal the value actually drops then rises, which doesn't seem
right. Is this normal, or is my TPS failing, or is there some adjustment
I can make to avoid it settling in this strange area when my foot is off
the pedal ?

Simon.
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