Renix: Verifying whether or not to cal TPS after throttle stop adjustment

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Jul 12, 2018 | 01:05 PM

S. Snake

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Renix: Verifying whether or not to cal TPS after throttle stop adjustment

I couldn't seem to find definite information on whether or not I am supposed to recalibrate the TPS after performing Cruiser54's throttle stop adjustment, as the tip does not mention this as a follow on procedure. A yes or no answer would be much appreciated.

Oct 9, 2018 | 12:01 AM

Chris Lippold

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Cruiser54 is usually very thorough in his walkthroughs. I'd say if he didn't mention it then it's not needed. However, if your model is adjustable then i couldn't see the harm in it.

Oct 9, 2018 | 08:07 AM

cruiser54

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Yes. adjust the TPS. And thanks for noting that. It's now updated on the site.

Oct 9, 2018 | 04:25 PM

S. Snake

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Originally Posted by cruiser54

Yes. adjust the TPS. And thanks for noting that. It's now updated on the site.

I'm glad it got updated! I made sure I read through all the tips and tried them to narrow down my issue. In the end it was the TPS giving up the ghost when it got warm, replaced it with an autozone special and got it back on the road. Thank you for your great tips cruiser54!