setting the tps

cowelly · Feb 26, 2011

I've got a fault code of -1 wich as far as I know is tps. I don't know if this is right but I'd like to check the tps anyhoos, only ting is I can't find any post or write ups that give the knowledge on this so any help in pointing me in the right direction would be just dandy
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jaseyb · Feb 27, 2011

Yep your tps is set at -1 it should 0 so loosen the bolts holding it and rotate it a very small amount till you get 0

cowelly · Feb 27, 2011

nice one jaseyb I'll give it a go

bollockchops · Feb 27, 2011

remember to wind the idle all the way off:thumbup

cowelly · Feb 27, 2011

cheers for that but wot dya mean all the way off, wouldn't you just set the idle for about 12/1300rpm for a decent tick over first off to keep it running ok!

bollockchops · Feb 28, 2011

when adjusting the tps the bike should'nt be running ,plug the diag wires in so you get the tps setting you should wind the idle off so the butterflys in the throttle bodys are completly closed,once you've adjusted the tps to 0 bring your idle up to normal rpm job done,hope this helps:thumbup

Sabre · Feb 28, 2011

STOP

Before you do anything, wind the idle adjuster right out and check the diag again. It could be that when the TPS is set to 0 with the idle wound out, it reaDS -1 once the idle is re set!!!!!:eatcorn

cowelly · Feb 28, 2011

gotya. Cheers fer that info. It's just when doing the tps on the tls you would do it on tick over at one line on the dash and then it should change to another line when revved to 1500rpm

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