

| Subject: | TPS and other such resisitive devices |
| From: | Al Knoll |
| Date: | Fri, 16 May 97 13:28:09 PDT |
The airflow box and the old Throttle position sensor on typ914s is a carbon
track with a known resistivity per unit area. The wiper will eventually
wear a groove in the track and then wear through the track to cause some
degree of open circuit vs position.
Open the airflow box and reposition the wiper to a new "track" region.
Yep, it's a delicate little critter and yep you have to be careful.
Now if it's just a grunge situation, a bit of electrical contact cleaner
sprayed into the box whilst you move the vane manually will cure a host of
problems.
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