1992 Geo Metro "adjust throttle position sensor" Questions

...a 92 paseo ? your position sensor is fixed. The ECU controls it so there's no real way to adjust it. However you can adjust the throttle cable and that will move your throttle plate inside the

adjust the timing as needed. You should be able to stop the flooding, but this is all in reference that at one point, the TPS was adjusted. TPS - Throttle positioning sensor. Geos hurt. mine was doing

Throttle Position Sensor. Which wires do you connect the meter to test adjustment? Which is + Pos. and which is - Neg.? 1991 Metro w/automatic. JG serial # Thanks Bill it should show a resistance ...

...position sensor coupler. Install accelerator cable and adjust free-play. Install intake air hose to throttle body and intercooler. Connect the negative battery cable. Start engine and check for

...adjust a typical TP sensor:Backprobe the TP sensor signal wire and connect a voltmeter from this wire to ground.Turn on the ignition switch and observe the voltmeter reading with the throttle in the ...

...adjust the throttle position sensor on my 93 cadillac seville sls 4.9l engine? Hi and MERRY Christmas. Would anyone have the information on how I can adjust the throttle position sensor on my 93 ...

...throttle position (tp) sensor performance code p 0121 has to answers 1--refers to throttle position (TP) sensor/accelerator pedal position sensor A--range /performance problem====causes --accelerator ...

...refers to throttle cable adjustment, throttle position sensor, throttle position switch,throttle pedal position sensor, throttle position position switch, this is the areas that you need to check ...

...throttle plate movement and position, and transmits an appropriate electrical signal to the ECM. These signals are used by the ECM to adjust the air/fuel mixture and spark timing according to engine ...

adjust the air/fuel mixture, spark timing and EGR operation according to engine load at idle, part throttle, or full throttle. The TPS is not adjustable. Fig. TPS location on the throttle body-typical