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slowturbo
Dodge Dakota
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6/16/2002
23:59:35
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 Subject: TPS Sensor???????
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I was just on the speedtweaks website. I looked at the TPS adjustment page. Does a 91 5.2 have a tps sensor? and if so, would this be possible, and helpful to set the voltage higher?
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slowturbo
Dodge Dakota
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6/17/2002
18:07:06
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Not one person knows anything?
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Gabriel
Dodge Dakota
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6/17/2002
18:22:38
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I think all computer controlled motors have a TPS... of throttle posistion sensor. If it does have one it is going to be a sensor that is connected to the throttle shaft in the throttle body or to throttle linkage near the throttle body.
I recently read the same post on speak tweaks and adjusted the one in my '02 4.7. The voltage reading on it was around 0.4 volts. The best I could get it up to was 0.7 volts. It really did make a noticable difference in the throttle response. Now, instead of hesitating when I step on the gas... as it looks for gears, the rpm's slowly increase as it looks for gears.
I don't know if the voltage would be the same on the '91, if it has a TPS. It is what voltage the computer is calibrated to read as "idle."
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Demon Dakota
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6/18/2002
10:02:17
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I might be mistaken, but the "Magnum" engines (92 and up) are the ones with the TPS. I think Speedtweaks DIY tells you this, but I'll check real fast.
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