Ok so that included with the sensor disconnect that I did yesterday for both those sensors is telling me that something is wrong with one or both of those sensors.
I swapped the map with another on that I have so it’s pointing to the tps in my opinion
Pulled the plugs. They are black and look carbon fouled.
I cleaned the throttle body and IAC. And it was pretty nasty. Could carbon buildup there have fouled the plugs?
Sorry. My numbers in the previous post were voltage not ohms.
It’s not jumping around. I was just moving the throttle body too fast. Slowed it down and seems smooth. But would the low voltage at WOT cause it to not start? And is the 4.2-4.5 the correct voltage? Can’t find it in the manual
ok figured out the test. Just need the resistance readings during the test.
I am getting closed at 0.49 ohms (online says .4-.5). So that’s good
But wide open I am only getting about 2.6 (online says 4.2-4.5).
The resistance goes up linearly but jumps a little and idk if I would call it...
Confirmed. I do not have any bolt holes of locations in the fuel rail to hook up a pressure guste. I think I can find an adapter for the bolt on the end of the VST past the high pressure pump.
I’m also going to try to talk a buddy into letting me borrow his throttle body to test the throttle...
My VST is different than that one. I have the high pressure pump in the front of the the VST. Trying to upload a pic but site isn’t letting me.
I also don’t think I have that bolt on the fuel rail. But I’ll check when I get back home
I think I found the connection you are talking about in the end of the VST.
But my buddy that is fluent in most of the other outboard brands but not much with Honda seems to think it’s the throttle angle sensor
I know disconnecting sensors is not ideal. And yes it is giving the the codes even when I plug them back in. But it is the only way I can get it started and idling.
Disconnect both sensor, start it, let it idle til handle starts beeping. Then reconnect map. Then reconnect throttle position...