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Can the tickover be adjusted at the throttle stop or somewhere? My truck ticks over at about 730rpm and vibrates like a road drill. I have found that if I take up the pressure on the throttle and get it upto 750rpm its as smooth as silk or at least as close to that as you will get a 4 cylinder diesel.
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Mines the same but sweet when going so can live with it. H -
I think it is adjusted at the throttle potenionmeter (god knows how to spell it!) the black thing on the side of the throttle body at the top of the engine.Originally posted by Brummie View Post
I loosened the 2 screws and turned it slightly one way or the other until the desired RPM was achieved
I think 750 is about the right speed for tickover on an autoBring me the head of a treehugger
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Wanted to try & up mine too but not sure what part you are on about can i be a bit cheeky and ask if you have a pic?
Cheers
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Do a search for TPS. There should be some pics knocking about somewhere. If not, Nev will most likely have a link.Comment
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Cheers thought it might be something easier than the tps..... bit cautious as i thought that could mess things up pretty bad if you go it wrong... thanks and will look into it a bit more. Just a question from the inexperienced tho!.....is it as simple as just turning it a little till the desired effect it achieved because the info on the Oz site had someone pinning it out etc ... or did i have confused goggles on at the time!
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Thanks for that I,ll get my screwdriver outOriginally posted by coolsv650 View Post
cheers Brummie
P.S. its spelt potentiometer.I've taken a vow of poverty To anoy me send moneyComment
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