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any oem D shaft tps sensors?
im pretty sure my haltech tps is screwed. With the accel enrichment table up on the MS and even without the engine running, i see readings from 9 %/s to even 200 or more %/s without touching the pedal.
Its causing a lot of low speed bucking and poor running due to the acceleration enrichment activating. so in lieu of spending 100 dollars on another haltech tps, is there something i can get from a junkyard? I really dont have to modify my throttle body shaft to accept something like a blade type GM sensor. |
Why mess with OEM crap?
That's exactly what the Haltech unit is... It's a Ford unit with a GM Weatherpack connector splice into it. Try a MoTeC TPS unit... -Ted |
i honestly was trying to aviod spending 100 for a new tps.
i sourced a few options from the junkyard. The fords seem to be blade type, or at least the ones i came across. As were GM. |
I believe I spent around $40 or $45 for mine, which mounts directly to the EFI Hardware/Tweakit throttle bodies.
Although on further inspection, the two people I knew who had them for that price are now running ~$100. Odd. For a slightly more junk-yard approach, I once used a 420A TPS from a neon by filling the input shaft socket with JB Weld, and then pressing it onto a plastic bag covered d-shaft on my throttle bodies. It worked for quite a long time, too, actually. |
did it bolt directly? i have the efi hardware throttle bodies as well and had to make this silly adapter bracket to make the tps i have now fit.
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yea i just went through that. whats kinda weird is that i dont seem to go through the entire sweep of the tps
its read well inbetween where the haltech one readas. which is odd. not sure if the hyundai rotates more or something.... |
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i calibrated it but it has immedately started to run worse with this tps.
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