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08-12-05, 16:25 GMT+10#21 i had a similar problem and i popped the hood and saw that the snorkel had detached itself from the throttlebody...hardly anything tho it was a tiny gap but it sure didnt like it. but i doubt its that
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09-12-05, 05:19 GMT+10#22 Quote:
Originally Posted by Wyndup
Why do you think its called a Throttle Position Switch?
The motor reads from this to calculate A/F ratios along with all the other input sensors like CAS, AFM and o2 Sensor.......
My Haltech came with its own TPS mate so how in the f uck does that even come close to relating to the gearbox?
If the TPS is moving with the throttle butterfly the car will run like ****, end of story! It must be fixed in place and calibrated.
Thank you finaley someone who undestands
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29-12-05, 16:59 GMT+10#23 Yeah, the crank angle sensor was the problem, $350 from a mobile mechanic, sure to be more problems in the future though....
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30-12-05, 05:34 GMT+10#24 Quote:
Originally Posted by -Johnno-
Yeah, the crank angle sensor was the problem, $350 from a mobile mechanic, sure to be more problems in the future though....
350 smakers wtf
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30-12-05, 10:53 GMT+10#25 the mobile mechanics would probabl;ey always carry aroudn a CAS for the RB30, cos whenever there is a problem its the bloody cas!! they would buy them in bulk lol
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30-12-05, 12:57 GMT+10#26 i had exactly the same problem with mine, turned out to be a combination of things. intank pump was dead, tps was rooted (which is for the ENGINE btw holdonv8), and the CAS. i ended up changing all the sensors before it ran again.
good luck with it, see if you can borrow sensors off a mates car and swap to see what is farked.
-jimmy
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01-01-06, 11:28 GMT+10#27 Quote:
Originally Posted by VL_RB25DE
350 smakers wtf
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