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Xphile1999
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4/13/2004
14:59:15

Subject: 3.9 Stops Pulling at throttle position
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Well,
I'm trying to figure out where my problem is.
When I press the gas, I can feel the torque, but if i get the throttle to a certain point or more, it dosen't pull anymore. I notice it more below 3 grand.
Mods:
V8 TB (think it is 48mm)
JBA Headers
1.7rr
FM 40 series

any help would be great!



J-Man
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4/13/2004
15:34:28

RE: 3.9 Stops Pulling at throttle position
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Throttle Position Sensor might be bad. Easy to check voltage on it across it's range, and cheap fix if that is it.



daddio
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4/13/2004
17:23:46

RE: 3.9 Stops Pulling at throttle position
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or plugged cat.




Xphile1999
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4/13/2004
17:30:11

RE: 3.9 Stops Pulling at throttle position
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I had my cat checked, it looked good.
I will check the voltage..any other ideas? Could it be related to air flow? Too much...to little?



J and J Auto
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4/13/2004
22:03:54

RE: 3.9 Stops Pulling at throttle position
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The V8 body on some trucks will show a loss in
volicity and lose low end

All trucks react diff you may have one of them

The V8 bodies have 50mm plates and a 48mm torque
step

Most will have mid and top gains with the low end
remaining the same or show a loss

The fastman or F&B show gains across the entire
rpm range starting right off idle, the V8 body
is just a cheap way to go for those who can not
afford the $250 fastman or $380 F&B

Check the TPS key on engine off should be between
.3 to .7 go up as throttle opens and always return
to low volts. and not over 4.8 on the top

center wire + and ground

If your reading low just remove the sensor hook
the bushings with a drill bit alow them to spin
they will heat up and push right out

Than use 2 small washers and reinstall and turn
all the way counter clockwise

.7 .75 is what to shoot for and will help throttle
response

Oh what a life I lead pizza again have to go LOL

These people know I love the stuff and stop over
all the time with pizza when they want something
done on there trucks or cars

Larry
J&J Auto

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