1988 Isuzu Trooper- Throttle Position Sensor adjustment.?

Some TPS's need to be adjusted to a very narrow return-voltage range. Your vehicle is a little less picky, but there is an acceptable range, as well as the "sweep test" which applies to any system. Since yours is new, you shouldn't have to worry about that much.

To test this item, you'll need a high impedance digital voltmeter, so that the meter doesn't suck up too much of the voltage, and throw the reading off. Besides checking the return-voltage at Idle and WOT, you could also check your reference voltage, and use an ohmmeter to make sure the ground circuit has very little resistance.

"Backprobe" means to check the terminals while hooked up to the TPS. All of these tests are with "Key On-Engine Off" except the resistance check of the ground circuit with the ohmmeter, which should be checked with the connector unplugged-Key Off.

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1988 Isuzu Trooper

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leave engine running tick over, loosen and slide sensor along til the revs either increase or de-creas, when in the position that the engine is doing neither then thats the correct position