MSPnP VTPS mod without attaching VTPS
Is there anything wrong with modding the MSPnP for the variable throttle position sensor without actually attaching the the VTPS? How about if the stock non-variable TPS is attached?
I'm working on the Wells mod, but may not finish in time for a road trip and would like to do the soldering at home with my soldering station, rather than drag it with me.
I'm working on the Wells mod, but may not finish in time for a road trip and would like to do the soldering at home with my soldering station, rather than drag it with me.
When I had the vtps mod but a flaky vtps, I had to raise the calibration values to something like 454min/455max to avoid the effects of the drifting signal with the vtps unplugged. This was on a DIYPNP.
Last edited by Greg G; Jun 30, 2011 at 08:37 PM.
Ooo, good question. I'd wondered the same and was a bit embarrassed to make a thread about it.
If I can mod my MSPNP for a Honda VTPS and drive on the non-variable stock TPS for a bit, that'd be swell. Would make it easier to get back/back dynos of the Hondafold too.
If I can mod my MSPNP for a Honda VTPS and drive on the non-variable stock TPS for a bit, that'd be swell. Would make it easier to get back/back dynos of the Hondafold too.
It should be fine, so long as you unplug your stock TPS. If you don't unplug your stock TPS the car won't start.
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