check ohm's
Safety Car
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Jacksonville FL
Gonna check VOLTS? Not sure about the 91 but my 85 is set at .54 volts. Easy process, just put one lead of your dvm on the top wire of the connector, then the other on the second wire of the connector. Kinda takes 3 hands or some ingenious thinking to keep the leads on and adjust the TPS.
Search for TPS setting or use your FSM.
Search for TPS setting or use your FSM.
Pro
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Coquitlam British Columbia
The voltage for the 1991 is set (just like my 1990) due to the fact that it is a Speed Density set up and NOT MAF. My 1990 was .72 volts and my FSM states between .36 and .96 volts but no way really to get down that low or that high as there is NO adjustment on the TPS.
Bill
Bill
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From: Jacksonville FL
The voltage for the 1991 is set (just like my 1990) due to the fact that it is a Speed Density set up and NOT MAF. My 1990 was .72 volts and my FSM states between .36 and .96 volts but no way really to get down that low or that high as there is NO adjustment on the TPS.
Bill
Bill
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From: Hartford WI
The voltage for the 1991 is set (just like my 1990) due to the fact that it is a Speed Density set up and NOT MAF. My 1990 was .72 volts and my FSM states between .36 and .96 volts but no way really to get down that low or that high as there is NO adjustment on the TPS.
Bill
Bill
