Can bad TPS cause rich running?
Posted: Thu May 16, 2013 2:58 am
I have some startup problems with my fresh rebuild 4AGE 20V.
It's continuous giving a TPS error in the ECU. The CEL won't come on, but it keeps getting back even after removing the 15A EFI fuse.
Today i let the garage do a CO check. The oxygen sensor values were okay and also at idle the co was, perfect about 0.42 i think. But when running @ 3000 rpm the co value is 0.80 where it should be 0.50 at max.
Can the TPS cause such a problem, or should i search for vacuum leaks?
Maybe it's just normal for a car during break-in that it runs rich?
It's continuous giving a TPS error in the ECU. The CEL won't come on, but it keeps getting back even after removing the 15A EFI fuse.
Today i let the garage do a CO check. The oxygen sensor values were okay and also at idle the co was, perfect about 0.42 i think. But when running @ 3000 rpm the co value is 0.80 where it should be 0.50 at max.
Can the TPS cause such a problem, or should i search for vacuum leaks?
Maybe it's just normal for a car during break-in that it runs rich?