| Author | Message | ||
     Yamafreak |
My 08 has been doing some weird thing so I am going to do a tps reset. Do I do it cold,warm or hot? Thanks Bill  | ||
| Froggy |
Doesn't matter for your bike.  | ||
| Xbeau12s |
TPS on on 08 (Message edited by blake on March 21, 2010) | ||
| Natexlh1000 |
IF you do a manual TPS reset, make sure it's at operating temp. The TPS is a potentiometer and will change the value with temperature just a bit. That having been said, if you're experiencing idling issues, remember that the idle on these bikes is controlled by a bypass valve off to the side of the real throttle body. It has been known to get sticky or fail in rare cases. | ||
| Blake |
Yama, I've done it cold and hot with no trouble either way, but Nate make's sense, so warm would seem to be a good target to aim for. | ||
| Blake |
Xbeau, Your post was misleading, so I reworded to clarify the issue. Thanks for chiming in. If you really thought that the TPS was self-adjusting, then that was actually mistaken. | ||
| Mikef5000 |
I've always thought the TPS on 08+ bikes did self adjusted. I thought the manual reset was simply for abnormal situations. | ||
| Swampy |
I was having problems with my 08 and after monkeying around with TPS reset and a few other things, cleaned the battery connections, and grounds under the seat, installing star washers on everything..... It is like a new bike now. Easy Things First! |
