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anybody have one for sale, that they have made? let me know thanks

 

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do you mean TPS??

 

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I have some information I collected to build one. It may help? Just send me your email and I can send it to you.

I could build one for you it took me a few hours and some parts. I'm just not sure what one is worth? Let me know?

 

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Bull said:

do you mean TPS??

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Yes Sorry, at work and sometimes I got to type fast and post, and then go off somewhere else at work.

 

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vern1 said:

I have some information I collected to build one. It may help? Just send me your email and I can send it to you.

I could build one for you it took me a few hours and some parts. I'm just not sure what one is worth? Let me know?

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Yes let me know how much you would want to make one? thanks ,I dont think the parts cost that much but I do not know How. and would like to check mine to make sure it is right.

 

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I can build you one for $50 plus shipping. You will also need a digital volt Meter to read the output voltage of the TPS. Just let me know?

 

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Do you have a schematic or pics of a homemade TPS tester

 

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Here's how to make 1

http://web.archive.org/web/20030806103228/www.hardcoresledder.com/tps.htm


Did mine for a few bucks

907KB

 

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907KB said:

Here's how to make 1

http://web.archive.org/web/20030806103228/www.hardcoresledder.com/tps.htm


Did mine for a few bucks

907KB

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That site I have found before and I can't view the picture. I checked all the settings on the computer and everything is good to go but still can't get the picture. I even gave the computer a good kick and that didn't help.

 

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The pic really doest help, Just fallow the directions to make it. I used a 120/12v conveter instead of a 9v battery, but that works to...

Here goes.
1. 120/12v converter or 9v battery to 5v voltage regulator.
2. 5v + to rear post.
3. 5v - to front post.
4. Test voltage on middle post with voltage meter. You want to be 4v at WOT. ( 4v for 600ves not sure for 700 800 ves)
5. To adjust, loosen torx head screws and move the tps back/forth till 4v is aquired.

I bought the voltage regulator at Radio Shack and all other parts.

Good luck, 907KB

Please edit the name of this thread.. Thanks

 

Last edited: Jan 9, 2008