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Luismi



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TD5 Throttle voltages
I just connect the Nanocom and in a first look playing with it i read the voltage on one of the throttle potentiometers at idle

The values:

1.-0.6 Volts
2.-4,89 Volts
3.-4,92 Volts

Thats wrong i suppose.
any advice?

cheers
Post #229619 22nd Apr 2013 2:50pm
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diesel_jim



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Hola Luismi!

Los voltages.... es correcto!

One of them goes from 0 to 5 (ish) volts as you put your foot down

The other goes from 5 to 0v as you put your foot down, as does the 3rd one

the ECU reads all 3 and works out where the throttle position is.


edit: Here's the pages from the workshop manual to explain it better than I just did <---- .pdf download.
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Luismi



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Thank you Diesel_jim


Good to know that this is ok

I though that i may have a problem somewere as from idle 750 rpm i press the throttle and when i release it revs go down as have to be, however don't go strait to 750 rpm it remains i little bit up arround 900 rpm for 2 seconds and then go to 750rpm

this may be the fuel map or it is emdemic of the TD5

Cheers
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Postmanpat



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Luismi wrote:
Thank you Diesel_jim
I though that i may have a problem somewere as from idle 750 rpm i press the throttle and when i release it revs go down as have to be, however don't go strait to 750 rpm it remains i little bit up arround 900 rpm for 2 seconds and then go to 750rpm

this may be the fuel map or it is emdemic of the TD5

Cheers

mine does the same ... Postmanpat
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Luismi



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Thats good then.

I tried to find something grong with the car, but nothing, still going strong.

Thank you
Post #231837 30th Apr 2013 8:02pm
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