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NOS TPS Switch.

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TPS tire code	23	156	neme6ix	Web @ Aug 25, 2008


VietSpeed Reg'd: Feb 24, 2008 Window Washer	Hey I was wondering in the NOS Drive by wire #15972nos do you connect the Ignition Signal to the RPM Signal? And Do you connect the TPS Signal to somewhere in the engine bay near the wires that connects to the Trottle Body? If so which one.
[#] Mar 24, 2008 02:24pm
brianc500 Reg'd: May 19, 2007 Master Mechanic	-Yes you need to connect the Ignition Input wire to RPM signal. -You need to hook the TPS sensor wire to the throttle position output wire on the throttle body. There are 2 which give a positive voltage ranging from 1-5 volts usually, not quite sure what the Tc's voltage is. Any-who.. pick either the Brown or Light Green wire and verify by probing with a multimeter. Have someone press the gas pedal down slowly and you should see the voltage sweep from up to down and down to up.. yada yada.. you get the picture. But that's your TPS output wire your NOS switch needs to know when you have the gas pedal mashed to the floor so it will activate the solenoid for the go juice. Oh here's a diagram just in case... Remember VTA1 or VTA2.... good luck To enlarge Photos- Drag to adress bar or Tab in IE & Safari "Losing is often a temporary condition, giving up makes it permanent."
[#] Mar 25, 2008 01:43am
VietSpeed Reg'd: Feb 24, 2008 Window Washer	Why is it that when I connect the PRM wire to my Autometer tach it doesn't work?
[#] Apr 01, 2008 05:16pm
brianc500 Reg'd: May 19, 2007 Master Mechanic	Which wire are you splicing into for the RPM signal? "Losing is often a temporary condition, giving up makes it permanent."
[#] Apr 02, 2008 08:46am

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