So there's one fault with the GTE swap so far. It likes to backfire inbetween shifts. I thought it would be the TPS out of adjustment, so I pulled the codes, no 51. Ohmed out the TPS, with no shim there was resistance, same with a .5mm shim, and then infinite with the .9mm shim. I double and triple checked this.
Then I noticed that the dashpot diaphragm thing that screws to the throttle body was loose, so I tightened that up, and adjusted the dashpot. Having no tach (since its still an N/A tach), I just tried to mimic my old N/A throttle bodies dashpot movement. If that makes sense.
So I took it out for a drive, and everything seems normal. Then I hit boost a little (no where near WOT) and I go to shift and whaddya know.. It backfires. I have no idea what could be causing it to run rich inbetween shifts. Completely bone stock where it matters (stock AFM, stock turbo, stock bov whatever. The only aftermarket parts are the pistons (NPRs) and the headgasket (Titan MHG)). It never did this when I had my TPS disconnected due to it not working (before I replaced it).. Could it be another bad TPS?
Then I noticed that the dashpot diaphragm thing that screws to the throttle body was loose, so I tightened that up, and adjusted the dashpot. Having no tach (since its still an N/A tach), I just tried to mimic my old N/A throttle bodies dashpot movement. If that makes sense.
So I took it out for a drive, and everything seems normal. Then I hit boost a little (no where near WOT) and I go to shift and whaddya know.. It backfires. I have no idea what could be causing it to run rich inbetween shifts. Completely bone stock where it matters (stock AFM, stock turbo, stock bov whatever. The only aftermarket parts are the pistons (NPRs) and the headgasket (Titan MHG)). It never did this when I had my TPS disconnected due to it not working (before I replaced it).. Could it be another bad TPS?