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Engine miss between 2700-3000 rpm 1800 1972

posted by  Whale on  Mon Feb 22 15:19 CST 2016
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Derek,
Thank you for the archive reference. It clarified my understanding of how the TPS functions. I initially manually checked the arm travel with the ignition "off" which resulted in hardly any movement. I didn't realize that having the ignition "on" made the difference in the arm travel of the TPS. I did get 20 clicks. I guess I'll have to look elsewhere to determine the cause of my miss fire.






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