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Throttle position sensor and housing [Toyota Land Cruiser J70]

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Contents: Checking the throttle body ↓ Checking the throttle position sensor ↓ Checking the voltage at the…↓
Throttle Position Sensor (THROTTLE SENSOR) is installed on the throttle body and is rigidly connected to the throttle axis.

Checking the throttle body



1. Remove the intake air duct and throttle body.

2. Check that there is no gap between the stop and the throttle lever (the damper is closed).

3. Make sure that the additional air supply damper (1) is fully open.

Checking the throttle position sensor



1. Measure the resistance between the sensor terminals.

2. Insert the feeler gauge between the throttle stop and the lever.

3. Measure the resistance between the sensor terminals.

4. Open the throttle valve fully.

5. Measure the resistance between the sensor terminals.

Connector color - Black

Terminals

Gap - Resistance

VC and E2 - 2500-5900 Ohm

VTA and E2 - 0 mm.200 - 5800 Ohm

IDL and E2 - 0 mm to 2300 Ohm

1.6 mm - infinity

VTA and E2 throttle valve open - 1400 - 9500 Ohm

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Fig. 14Checking the throttle position sensor


Checking the voltage at the terminals of the throttle position sensor



Terminal - Voltage



1. VC 5 - V (power supply)

2. VTA

Idle speed - 0.45 V

Acceleration - voltage increases with increasing rotation speed

3. IDL

Idle speed - 0 V

Acceleration - changes in a jump to 13 V when you press the accelerator pedal.

4. E2 - "ground"



Fig. 15Checking the voltage at the terminals of the throttle position sensor
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