caall99
06-06-2006, 12:58 AM
Basically I have a question pertaining to TPS and Injector voltage, on a S13 SR20DET Blacktop. Using "Data Display" in Nissan Data Scan 1.51, I can see that my TPS voltage is setup perfectly from .46 to 4.20 volts (closed to open). But I am also noticing that my injector voltage is fluctuating from about 5.xx volts to 9.xx volts proportional to my throttle input when the car is off and the key is on "Acc". With the engine still not running and accessories on, when I slam down the throttle the voltage for the injectors pops up to about 9 volts. On the other hand, when I slowly ease the pedal down, it barely creeps the Injector voltage up from 5 volts. Also when I hold the pedal at full throttle the injector voltage slowly trickles back down to 5.xx volts from whatever it popped up to.
My feelings are that I have a short between one of the TPS wires and injector wires (do to physical damage and water, from cleaning the engine bay), causing the injectors to receive a voltage signal from the TPS. This could be messing up my A/F ratio, and I do notice some weird power delivery occasionally.
My question: should there be proportional to throttle position voltage be going to the injectors when the engine is not running? especially inconsistent voltage?
The reason I am asking CONSULT (or derivatives thereof) owners to answer my question, is because it is easiest for them to see these voltages in action. Please let me know, this has been going on for a while and I need to figure out if this is normal or not.
Thanks
My feelings are that I have a short between one of the TPS wires and injector wires (do to physical damage and water, from cleaning the engine bay), causing the injectors to receive a voltage signal from the TPS. This could be messing up my A/F ratio, and I do notice some weird power delivery occasionally.
My question: should there be proportional to throttle position voltage be going to the injectors when the engine is not running? especially inconsistent voltage?
The reason I am asking CONSULT (or derivatives thereof) owners to answer my question, is because it is easiest for them to see these voltages in action. Please let me know, this has been going on for a while and I need to figure out if this is normal or not.
Thanks