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Throttle position sensor??


st1989

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hi guys, got a problem, my slip control light is flashing,

 

ive had the throttle body off today but after putting it back on the slip light started flashing when i started the car :(

 

ive read in another post that this can be caused by the throttle position sensor and read that i was to loosen the two screws and see how it adjusted the revs, i can hear the sensor clicking and the revs drop but i dont know what it should be set at.

 

any ideas?

 

cheers

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Well I dot think it's any wires as I took the throttle sensor off not realising what it was :( I'm just wondering if these can be set again easily? And how to set it, I've loosened the screws while the car is running and I can hear the sensor opening and closing. Just don't know where it should be set.

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guys ive been trying for ages to set this sensor, once ive tried setting it ive been told to pull out efi fuse no2, leave it for a min or so then try start the car.

 

ive tried this but when the car is started the throttle "clicks" then once it stops the slip control light flashes, i noticed when driving it the manu mode wont work either.

 

ive had the car running and loosened the sensor, i can hear it clicking once and then the revs drop.

 

can anybody shed some light on how this sensor works and how to set it properly as i dont quite understand the maunal.

 

cheers

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