Leandro
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There is some units to sell here, not easy to find but existโฆbut even with scanner, therenis some question still missing answer
When you use the diagnostic tool to check the bike and do your own changes to the TPS, is it not responding better now ? Or do you suspect the TPS unit is suspicious (eg. a replacement is imminent ?)
No replace needed, the tps is fine, the bike is running fine…my question is the correct voltage of tps on gv650. I already understand that between 1.02 and 1.22 works, i suspect of the power of the response of throttle, just that
There is some units to sell here, not easy to find but exist…but even with scanner, therenis some question still missing answer
1.20v โ 1.30v could be a sweet spot but again we donโt know which TPS you have , Korea is sneaky to switch things around while still producing the bikes.
mine is one bolt and daewoo ECU, so my service manual is from your second photo, so 1.02 – 1.22, no matter the voltage between 02 until 22 works? what is the difference? on last page of this, we can see the year 2009 and the ecu on this manual รฉ DAEWOO, so make sense to my model 12/13 here in brazil..i was testing just for curiosity, my bike was in 1.06 all this years since 2013, i change to 1.04 and what i see is that the bike works more slow to respond the throttle, but is just a detail, doesnt make the bike bad, i’m gonna try now 1.20 just to see the difference on throttle respond. lets keep testing
here you can see the tps angle and below the voltage…..the correct point is 28.82ยฐ
1.20v โ 1.30v could be a sweet spot but again we donโt know which TPS you have , Korea is sneaky to switch things around while still producing the bikes.
hello Marcel, thanks for answering, my tps is one bolt only, the service manuals i already read above five or six versions (change the years of printing)….like i said, i found a lot of differences between then, but, with the scanner i can put it exactly adjusted, with scanner in hand, you can adjust to 28.82 and se te voltage below
