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Date:         Wed, 23 Feb 2000 19:27:58 -0600
Reply-To:     dave <dave@251.ORG>
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From:         dave <dave@251.ORG>
Subject:      Digifant Tool
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I have solved my hesitation / intermittent low power off the line / poor gas mileage problem! Using my Digi-Tool I discovered that my throttle position switch was only closing at full-throttle and not at no-throttle. This was causing a few problems, first when you lift off the accelerator at rpm the throttle position switch should close causing fuel injectors should shut off, mine was not. Second, at idle the throttle position switch should be closed, I assume this is to modify the fuel mixture or some such thing. Anyway I adjusted the switch and now its running great and instead of my 14/17 mpg I'm getting 18/19 (2WD, Wolfsburg suspension, 205/70's). Note: I have a yakima rack on the roof, hurts mileage somewhat. And as if that wasn't enough my hesitation problem is gone. Thanks Darrell!

Just to show my appreciation of my Digifant tool I've made it it's very own section on my page, see it at < http://www.251.org/digitool.html >

dave www.251.org


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