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  • sidrick
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    Cheers guys.

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  • UrS4boy
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    G69 / F60 Throttle valve position potentiometer /idle switch information

    Originally posted by sidrick
    Any thoughts on the vid?
    Looks normal to me.

    Here is some Throttle Position Switch/Idle swithc info (including testing):

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    Which was accessed by clicking on the G69 / F60 Throttle valve position potentiometer /idle switch information label in this diagram (all the labels are hot links for future reference):

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  • Henkjan
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    Originally posted by Rusty
    You can hear the microswitch click but it's quiet so engine off in a quiet place. Open the throttle and then close it and listen
    also grab a multimeter and measure the resistance (pin 2 and 4 iirc, can someone check pls) of the idle switch in the throttle pot, it should be 0 ohm when closed; mine was ½ohm and that was enough to upset the ecu and not stabalise the idle. after replacing the TP with a new one, idle run is as it should be again

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  • prj
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    99% of the time these problems are caused by air leaks.
    Adjusting switches, changing sensors etc are usually done to just mask the problem.

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  • sidrick
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    Any thoughts on the vid?

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  • sidrick
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    Excuse the terrible video guys, but does this look right for the dashpot operation?

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  • sidrick
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    Gents

    Again proving why this is the #1 forum in Audi-land.

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  • andyg plym
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    no need for bumper off

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  • Rusty
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    Don't think so, should be able to get to the bolts with a ring spanner ok.

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  • sidrick
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    While the gurus are here, on a completely unrelated subject, is an alternator replacement a bumper off job?

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  • sidrick
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    Thanks guys, I'll give those two a check tomorrow

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by vertigone
    Got this on my 3B
    Nice to see my AAN photo being put to good use.

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  • Rusty
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    You can hear the microswitch click but it's quiet so engine off in a quiet place. Open the throttle and then close it and listen

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  • vertigone
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    Got this on my 3B

    Solved by adjusting the dashpot . It wasn't adjusted properly to easy the throttle closing so it was slow and gentle (so as to not bang shut). I adjusted the dashpot position and then rotated the throttle position switch so it registered open/closed properly.

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  • sidrick
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    Originally posted by Rusty
    Check the idle switch on the tps is being triggered too
    I thought this too, but wasn't exactly sure how I check

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