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ok guys i've got an xf throttle body on my plenum with the auto rb30 TPS (yes i've done the metal plate mod) when the throttle is wide open it isn't getting 100% reading on my hand controller. when its closed it reads around 2-4 when wide open only goes to around 31. i've even tried adjusting the TPS by undoing the screws & moving it in different positions but still wont get a good reading... kinda seem like the D shaft from the throttle body that spins the TPS to give the reading isn't spinning round enough...

could i have the wrong xf throttle body?

cheers

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Ok I've put my mates stock rb30 throttle body & tps on to check if it's works correctly but when i set the tps to 0 then open the throttle fully it's only reading up to 50% on my wolf hand controller. Is there any way to set 0 when it shut then 100 when it's WOT full throttle??? Because I can't think of anything else to do...

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