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not yet its having a plug in tomorrow
Misfire / Judder / Hesitation - Help! Ive Had Enough :(
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hoping the plug in tomorrow will tell me wots the problem
Keep us posted, managed to do some datalogs for TDI, and you can see its the TPS dropping out.
We are steering towards the tps plug / wiring as I have RBC fitted and AEM CAI the radiator hose sits against my TPS plug.
Going to cable it on tight and see if it helps. If so will cut the loom and chocolate block a new one in.
We are steering towards the tps plug / wiring as I have RBC fitted and AEM CAI the radiator hose sits against my TPS plug.
Going to cable it on tight and see if it helps. If so will cut the loom and chocolate block a new one in.
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Hey guys found out tps sensor is on its way out. Any info pn changing it. Need to know how to set the new one up .
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Installation for K Series Omnipower TPS sensors.
1, grind slots on the stock tps sensor bolts so that a flat blade screw driver can be used to loosen them. The stock bolts are break off bolts/tamper proof bolts. You can use a dremel with a small 1 inch diameter cutting wheel. You can do it on the car with out removing the throttle body for most models.
2. after you make the slots on the stock break off bolts, use a 90 degree screw driver, butter knife, or other similar type of object and loosen the bolts and remove them.
3. remove the TPS sensor, taking care not to damage the stock gasket. You can use a small flat blade screwdriver to carefully separate the gasket from the tps. If you break the gasket its not the end of the world just use a small amount of silicon when re-installing the new one.
4.install the new tps sensor and put it in the middle of its adjustment range. (the holes are slotted and allow for adjustment). use a 4mm allen wrench (90 degree) to tighten the bolts snug.
5. with the tps sensor plug connected and the key in the on position engine off, use a multi meter to check the voltage on the red and black wire on the tps connector. Adjust the voltage to .45 volts with the throttle closed. Also check wide open throttle to see if there is approximately 4.5 volts +-.2 volts. after adjustment tighten the allen bolts.
6. test drive vehicle to check for proper performance.
Omnipower TPS sensors are manufactured by Kei Hin (the same supplier as OEM Honda) There is no difference between our sensor and the OEM sensor. We have a sticker in place for warranty purposes, if you remove or alter the sticker we cannot warranty the sensor for any reason because we cannot determine ours from OEM as they are the same.
1, grind slots on the stock tps sensor bolts so that a flat blade screw driver can be used to loosen them. The stock bolts are break off bolts/tamper proof bolts. You can use a dremel with a small 1 inch diameter cutting wheel. You can do it on the car with out removing the throttle body for most models.
2. after you make the slots on the stock break off bolts, use a 90 degree screw driver, butter knife, or other similar type of object and loosen the bolts and remove them.
3. remove the TPS sensor, taking care not to damage the stock gasket. You can use a small flat blade screwdriver to carefully separate the gasket from the tps. If you break the gasket its not the end of the world just use a small amount of silicon when re-installing the new one.
4.install the new tps sensor and put it in the middle of its adjustment range. (the holes are slotted and allow for adjustment). use a 4mm allen wrench (90 degree) to tighten the bolts snug.
5. with the tps sensor plug connected and the key in the on position engine off, use a multi meter to check the voltage on the red and black wire on the tps connector. Adjust the voltage to .45 volts with the throttle closed. Also check wide open throttle to see if there is approximately 4.5 volts +-.2 volts. after adjustment tighten the allen bolts.
6. test drive vehicle to check for proper performance.
Omnipower TPS sensors are manufactured by Kei Hin (the same supplier as OEM Honda) There is no difference between our sensor and the OEM sensor. We have a sticker in place for warranty purposes, if you remove or alter the sticker we cannot warranty the sensor for any reason because we cannot determine ours from OEM as they are the same.
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6. test drive vehicle to check for proper performance.
Omnipower TPS sensors are manufactured by Kei Hin (the same supplier as OEM Honda) There is no difference between our sensor and the OEM sensor. We have a sticker in place for warranty purposes, if you remove or alter the sticker we cannot warranty the sensor for any reason because we cannot determine ours from OEM as they are the same.[/QUOTE]
Are the volts the same for the b series. And where would be the best place to buy a tps sensor
Omnipower TPS sensors are manufactured by Kei Hin (the same supplier as OEM Honda) There is no difference between our sensor and the OEM sensor. We have a sticker in place for warranty purposes, if you remove or alter the sticker we cannot warranty the sensor for any reason because we cannot determine ours from OEM as they are the same.[/QUOTE]
Are the volts the same for the b series. And where would be the best place to buy a tps sensor
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I got the tps sensor going to fit it on the weekend. Just need to know are the volts the same as the k20 as i have a b18