TPS failures - better designs?
Peter Gargano
peter at ntserver.techedge.com.au
Thu Dec 2 02:19:10 GMT 1999
Dear EFI gurus,
I was at the wreckers (bone yard?) yesterday. Seems
that the Throttle Position Sensor is a common point
of failure. Being a novice when it comes to GM EFI
hardware, I figured that a better design than a simple
pot (potentiometer, or "variable resistor") was in
order. Having recently played with a Hall Effect sensor,
for ignition pickup, I also figured that a simple TPS,
both reliable and robust, could be done cheaply and
easily with just such a Hall Effect device.
As we all know, "there's nothing new under the sun"...
So, here's the EFI content:
Are there any Hall effect TPS sensors around?
Or, perhaps a better question is:
Are there more reliable TP sensors than simple pots?
TIA,
--
Peter Gargano
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