AUTO-ZEROING TPS ADJ. AND ECM CONTROL SPECS. Chevrolet El Camino 1987

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# AUTO-ZEROING TPS ADJ. AND ECM CONTROL SPECS

#### Model and Year: 1987 CAPRICE, MONTE CARLO, CAMARO, EL CAMINO, WITH 5.OL, 5.7L (VIN G, H, 6) ENGINE

The ECM has the ability to auto-zero the TPS voltage if it is below .84 volts (VINS G and H) and 1.1 volts (VIN 6). This means that any voltage less than the voltages above will be determined by the ECM to be 0% (closed) throttle. "Scan" tools that have the ability to read the throttle blade angle should read 0% when the throttle is closed. A failure in the TPS circuit should set a code 21.

If the voltage is within the specified range of below .84 volts (VINS G and H) and below 1.1 volts (VIN 6) no adjustment is necessary.

If the voltage is greater than the preceding specification or a new TPS is installed, follow the adjustment procedure in the service manual and adjust to .5V +/- .05.

This information supercedes the information printed in the 1987 service manuals, Section 6E1.

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