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Old 04-04-2008, 07:25 PM   #1
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LEDs AS A TPS ADJUSTMENT TOOL

Some people don't like this method and claim it to be unreliable but it's in the FSM for a reason. I like the multimeter method because you can find dead spots but Figure 7 will show the NA procedure and Figure 8 will show the TII procedure using the LEDs.

See this thread for the Multimeter TPS Testing Method




Figure 7. S4 and S5 NA LED TPS Procedure.






Figure 8. S4 and S5 TII LED TPS Procedure.




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But I've learned that people that don't like guns, tend to like stretched tires.

Which makes perfect sense. They are sacrificing safety either way. lol



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Old 04-07-2008, 07:45 PM   #2
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Which makes perfect sense. They are sacrificing safety either way. lol



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