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Post by dadbif on Jan 9, 2018 17:51:51 GMT
I’ll have a look for you, I think the only pics I have are when it’s fitted with a heat shield over it.
I used aluminium because I had bits of 4mm plate lying around, I’m sure carbon fibre would do the job, but a bit fiddly to work with, do you have an autoclave?
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Post by BikeTuna on Jan 10, 2018 9:11:09 GMT
No, don't have an autoclave, all the carbon I've made before has been wet-laid and vac-sealed...
But it happens that I have some thick grade offcuts lying around that I could just cut and drill to the right shape.
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Post by dadbif on Jan 10, 2018 9:35:09 GMT
Right, pics as promised, not that good I'm afraid but should give you an idea of what i did. The first is when I was making the pre throttle body TB and the second is with the heat shield in place   Used two plates of ally, first one to compensate for the offset of the TPS and the second to allow for positioning, bonded together with araldite. |
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Post by dadbif on Jan 10, 2018 9:36:17 GMT
The uploader works great, well done!
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Post by BikeTuna on Jan 12, 2018 8:11:35 GMT
That's spot on, cheers!
Gives me a good idea to what I'll need to do with mine.
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Post by BikeTuna on Feb 10, 2018 16:42:57 GMT
Nearly there, I've bought the cheap sensor and 3d printed a bracket, and it's on the car. It's idling much better.
On MIETE I'm getting a reading from the sensor ranging from 32 up to 212. Is that right? Does it need adjusting?
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Post by atlex on Feb 10, 2018 16:53:49 GMT
Sensor should read 0 (foot off) to 100 (foot fall the way down). You just need to fiddle with the first two rows.  You need to calibrate it. It's easy to do. Go to the calibration menu as above for TPS, then fiddle the figure to the point where it shows 0 when your foot is off. Then put the foot down and fiddle the number so the scale is showing 100 consistently. The figures will be anything between -65500 to +65000, it really depends on what the sensor's voltage drop gets interpreted as. See how the scale changes as you put your foot down or at any point in between 0 and 100  5 minute job max  |
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Post by BikeTuna on Feb 11, 2018 0:06:46 GMT
That's awesome, thanks very much!
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le sigh