Using TBI on moded 5.7

Tom Sharpe twsharpe at mtco.com
Thu Nov 11 00:41:41 GMT 1999


(Bandaids) Imagine the fuel curve on a piece of graph paper. Twiddeling the TPS
moves the slope left and right. Diddling the fuel pressure moves it up and down. It
the fuel curve is reasonably close, shape wise, you might get close enough to drive
it, but it won't be right until you start burning chips.  Just MHO  Tom

Mike Vannorsdel wrote:

> Well the problems I'm facing now is erratic idle and poor throttle response.  I
> have tried the timing at 0 and 10 with a little added power at 10 but no fixes
> to the problems.  The TBI is used and I'm not sure on the condition of IAC(it
> does work but I don't know how well).  The TPS reading at idle is .78v which is
> high and at WOT it's 3.8v which is low.  I replaced the TPS and now have added a
> hesitation, voltage is the same.  At idle the injectors seem to be giving way
> too much fuel(it almost puddles on the throttle plates).  The MAP is new and
> there are no vacuum leaks.  The TPS doesn't seem adjustable.  I'm not sure if
> the problem is TPS, injector, or both.  The engine cruises fine.  I'm just
> looking for smooth running and have faced the fact that I won't be able to get
> max performance from it with the stock ecm.  I have the data on the engines best
> performance level but am unfamiliar with prom programming and don't have the
> equipment.
>






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