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Re: surging 2.6, I-Tec
[Re: Bigpoppax2]
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04/27/04 08:22 PM
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Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 281
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Mudrunner
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'Not the cat converter. It was brain lapse on my part. I'm my own worst enemy. When I did my tune up I took off the throttle body to clear the carbon and gum out of it and loosened the throttle position sensor to work the throttle plates. I didn't have to. I shouldn't have, but I did it anyway. To compound the problem I put it back together and forgot to tighted the screws so it seems the TPS gradually worked it's way loose. I didn't mark it's position before I fooled with it so I had to guess about where it was originally. Well, to make a long story short I turned it back to the position where the engine picked up a bit and wonder of wonders the surging and jake brake effect stopped. Of course now I'm thinking there is probably a way to set these things with a voltmeter instead of the ol' eyeball and ear technique. Any threads out there that might give me the method?
'89 P'up, 2.6 I-Tec, 488,000 miles and done... gone to the great beyond
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