Well attempting to reset TPS i couldn't get my TPS to read 0 for whatever reason it was staying around 2 even after fully unplugging it on accident. When watching my TPS value it seemed to bounce quite a bit between 5-7 is it possible my TPS sensor is bad and how can i get my idle adjustment cable back in the bike any help is greatly appreciated since im kind of lost...
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Unplugged Idle Adjustment Cable
- Thread starter Weavingg
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Barrett
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[COLOR="#FF0000" is it possible my TPS sensor is bad][/COLOR]
Highly unlikely
[COLOR="#FF0000"]how can i get my idle adjustment cable back in the bike any help is greatly appreciated since im kind of lost..[/COLOR]
Remove airbox cover...airbox lid...filter airbox base plate. Then reinstall idle adjustment cable with cable spring going onto housing first. Tiny dollop of Anti-Seize on cable threaded portion works wonders.
When not being able to achieve ZERO VALUE on 2003-2007 XB all models with cable completely wound out...it's typically:
Loose TPS assembly
Insufficient slack in throttle puller cable
Extremely dirty or loose TB butterfly plate
Okay another update i took the sensor out of the bike and turned the little thing inside well watching the readings, even when i have it perfectly still it seems like the readings i get on ecmdroid still are not staying at 1 number if i have it set at 5 it will bounce anywhere from 4-7 i cant think of anything but the sensor being bad that would cause this.
