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milo303

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• Feb 10, 2014

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Does anyone local have any luck with adjusting the pro tps?

Mine doesn't want to idle after it's warm and im thinking tps, throttle cable play or reeds.

Throttle cable adjustment is maxxed out so it could be that pretty easily but could just as easily be the other two haha

 

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Take it to RMX, they're probably the best down there.

 

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milo303

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Ya Donovan rips... I've talked around a little and I'm leaning towards reeds.. I'll tear her open again

 

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FUchiZad

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i built the adjuster tool

hey, i built the tps position tool, i live up in roxborough park, hit me if ya still need help

 

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milo303

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• Feb 11, 2014

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FUchiZad said:

hey, i built the tps position tool, i live up in roxborough park, hit me if ya still need help

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Have you had success with it? I know a couple people who've messed it up worse after using theirs haha

 

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FUchiZad

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• Feb 12, 2014

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works fine so far

I did this with 0 miles on my '12 pro, think im at 6-700 miles now with 0 issues.

 

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• Feb 13, 2014

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Dont even need the tool... Power up ecm with good 12v battery and back-probe the ecm. Just need good meters...

 

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• Feb 13, 2014

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I used a 12v power supply; HERE are some notes from my process.

I have yet to ride it after new top end and the TPS adjustment. But it already idles a lot better than before. TPS? Top-end? Clean engine? I dunno, I'll see how it works when I can ride it!

Does CO have any snow?

 

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I could really use some help with this as well. Took my sled out last week after not riding for 3 weeks, and once I warmed up it didnt want to idle. Pretty much did this all day and oddly got better for 10 mins or so once I rolled the sled. Any ideas? Sorry...don't mean to hijack.

 

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trackvs2wheels

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• Feb 14, 2014

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I've also built the tool so if you need it let me know. My buddy even put a plug on it so all you have to do is plug my tool directly into any 2011-2013 tps on the sled and then read the meter and calibrate according to specs...

 

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milo303

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• Feb 14, 2014

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Awesome. There's been a few guys who have offered to lend a hand

I hope it works!

 

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trackvs2wheels said:

I've also built the tool so if you need it let me know. My buddy even put a plug on it so all you have to do is plug my tool directly into any 2011-2013 tps on the sled and then read the meter and calibrate according to specs...

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That would be huge if you could help out with that. I changed the plugs tonight and it seemed to run just fine at operating temp. Im going to give it a test run, but will keep you in mind if you dont mind helping!


Thank you!

 

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FUchiZad

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• Feb 15, 2014

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I just did 2 yesterday

2 pro 800 that weren't idling, had to keep about 1/8" of throttle to keep em running before,
.699 base, .94 idle screw, 4.1 +/- full throttle.
One pull start and perfect idle after adjustment.
gonna do mine today just to check it out.

volts, not ohms for those I told ohms.

 

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FUchiZad

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• Feb 16, 2014

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tps was a lil off

I checked my tps today just because, and it was a lil out of adjustment. dialed it back in to those numbers and runs perfect again. I am going to start checking it every couple hundred miles from now on. Might have got knocked out of adjustment when I center punched the tree at the end of last year.

 

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FUchiZad said:

I checked my tps today just because, and it was a lil out of adjustment. dialed it back in to those numbers and runs perfect again. I am going to start checking it every couple hundred miles from now on. Might have got knocked out of adjustment when I center punched the tree at the end of last year.

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LOL, trees tend to knock many thing out of alignment!