G 20 Van V8-379 6.2L DSL VIN C FI (1992)
step 10 if adjustment is necessary.
13.
Once the TP sensor has been set, the wide-open throttle (WOT) voltage setting must be checked. Multiply the WOT voltage ratio x voltage
reference (from step 4) = required WOT voltage.
Example: 0.90 (WOT voltage ratio) x 4.97 (voltage reference) = 4.47 (WOT voltage). Refer to the "Throttle Position Sensor Data" chart for the
correct TP sensor part number.
14.
To measure the actual WOT voltage, remove the gage block tool. Move the throttle to the wide open position and check the voltage. It must be
within the following WOT voltage setting tolerance for the TP sensor specified. Refer to the "Throttle Position Sensor Data" chart.
Example: For engines equipped with TP sensor (GM P/N 10137417) acceptable WOT voltage is between 4.22 to 4.72 volts. For engines
equipped with TP sensor (GM P/N 14071076) acceptable WOT is between 4.77 to 4.97 volts.
15.
If adjustment is not possible, or if sensor voltage at WOT position is not within the acceptable range, replace the TP sensor and repeat the
adjustment procedure again.
16.
Turn the engine control switch to "OFF."
17.
Remove the jumper wires and reconnect the TP sensor to the vehicle wiring harness.
18.
Reinstall air cleaner and related hoses. Refer to SECTION 6C.
