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#13
Another possibility.
The full range TPS controls the metering oil pump.
It may still be working, but if it's about worn out, the MOP will be over-oiling the motor.
Easy test - just like the short range TPS.
Clip a meter on the plug and observe the ohms sweep as you work the plunger.
Look for a smooth swing from near zero to 5-6K ohms.
The full range TPS controls the metering oil pump.
It may still be working, but if it's about worn out, the MOP will be over-oiling the motor.
Easy test - just like the short range TPS.
Clip a meter on the plug and observe the ohms sweep as you work the plunger.
Look for a smooth swing from near zero to 5-6K ohms.
#15
sorry for the late replies, im actually out on the coast right now working. Computers are pretty hard to come by...
Anyways, the spark plugs that im using are the ngk's you find at schucks. You can definatly tell that its fuel/oil related. The carbon build up on the plugs is amazing... haha
When I get back home ill for sure fix the temp sensor and I can grab a spare OMP, I'll try both and see how it all works out. Im just really hoping oil isnt leaking through the oil rings or something.
Anyways, the spark plugs that im using are the ngk's you find at schucks. You can definatly tell that its fuel/oil related. The carbon build up on the plugs is amazing... haha
When I get back home ill for sure fix the temp sensor and I can grab a spare OMP, I'll try both and see how it all works out. Im just really hoping oil isnt leaking through the oil rings or something.
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