Throttle position sensor cleaning
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Throttle position sensor cleaning
7 years 5 months ago
Hi all, some time ago I saw some information on where, and how, to drill a hole in the TPS on a 85 DFI that allows you to squirt some cleaning spray into it to clean carbon etc.
Would someone be able to put a link up for me for this as I cant seem to be able to find it, TIA.
Would someone be able to put a link up for me for this as I cant seem to be able to find it, TIA.
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Re: Throttle position sensor cleaning
7 years 5 months ago
I did a quick Goggle search for "ZN1300 throttle position sensor drilling cleaning and this came up.
TPS Tool - American Voyager Association
www.amervoyassoc.org › ... › General - Voyager 1300 Six
Apr 25, 2014 - 6 posts - 5 authors
I'm in a position where I can reproduce the TPS Sensor tool. .... is to drill a small hole in the top and bottom and use contact cleaner and a little ...
I tried opening up the link and it took me to the American Voyager site but that reference would not come up in the thread. I would think you saw it on the American Voyager Site. I'm not a member of that site so searching the site will not be available to me. Don't know if that helps you with your inquiry.
Sorry,
KB
TPS Tool - American Voyager Association
www.amervoyassoc.org › ... › General - Voyager 1300 Six
Apr 25, 2014 - 6 posts - 5 authors
I'm in a position where I can reproduce the TPS Sensor tool. .... is to drill a small hole in the top and bottom and use contact cleaner and a little ...
I tried opening up the link and it took me to the American Voyager site but that reference would not come up in the thread. I would think you saw it on the American Voyager Site. I'm not a member of that site so searching the site will not be available to me. Don't know if that helps you with your inquiry.
Sorry,
KB
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