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Old 05-13-2008, 11:19 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default TPS voltage problem with AEM EMS

I've had this issue ever since upgrading to AEM EMS.
0% throttle = 0,04v
100% throttle = 0,21v
According to the AEM. This also means the Throttle% value is impossible to use when tuning because the value isnt stable.. I tried different firmwares and settings, but the problem remains..

I'm starting to think my TPS might be bad, but the car worked fine before upgrading to AEM EMS.

Anyone had this problem with their AEM or knows how to fix it?

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Old 05-13-2008, 11:37 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: TPS voltage problem with AEM EMS

Check the voltage at the sensor itself via a multimeter. Make sure it is a sensor issue and not a wiring issue.
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Old 05-13-2008, 11:56 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Default Re: TPS voltage problem with AEM EMS

I did.
The sensor-ground was working but the sensors power-supply did not seem to work.. it showed no reaction on my multimeter atleast. This would explain the problem, but I was told that it could be the software-settings in the AEM that restrics the power-supply..

I will check again tomorrow to confirm that it is in fact not getting any power.

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Default Re: TPS voltage problem with AEM EMS

that voltage does not sound correct, at 100% it should be close to +5v
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that voltage does not sound correct, at 100% it should be close to +5v
That is my problem, yes.
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Default Re: TPS voltage problem with AEM EMS

if you can figure out which wire is supposed to get power and hook that directly up to +12V ignition, see if that clears it up
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if you can figure out which wire is supposed to get power and hook that directly up to +12V ignition, see if that clears it up
Bad idea. TPS sensor is run off 5 volts.
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Default Re: TPS voltage problem with AEM EMS

Did you check the rest of the 5v outputs from the aem?
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