C CHR!S Member Jun 30, 2006 293 0 Aug 19, 2007 #1 I was wondering what the throttle position sensor and the selenoid valve on my yz250's carburator do. I have the idea that the TPS senses the throttles position (obviously), but what do they do for the carb?
I was wondering what the throttle position sensor and the selenoid valve on my yz250's carburator do. I have the idea that the TPS senses the throttles position (obviously), but what do they do for the carb?
Z ZOMBIE666 Member Mar 24, 2006 324 0 Aug 20, 2007 #2 dont know about the solonoid but the TPS helps adjust your ignition mapping in relation to throttle position
dont know about the solonoid but the TPS helps adjust your ignition mapping in relation to throttle position
H hot125mod Member Jan 14, 2007 501 0 Aug 20, 2007 #3 it is a power-jet solenoid. which is another circuit to allow more fuel for a better midrange.
C CHR!S Member Jun 30, 2006 293 0 Aug 20, 2007 Thread starter #4 ahhhh! i didn't think about that... thats why the power jet is way off to the side.