sealing loose Sensor Connections...
The clip is still GW ones and well are S**t and have now twice came loose...
Throttle Position Sensor... so its pretty much undrivable without it!
New ones are like hens teeth to buy..
Any ideas...
MG TF 135 135 Bhp
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Posted 14 years 3 months ago #15104Figo;15102 wrote: Any idea how to seal these connections...
The clip is still GW ones and well are S**t and have now twice came loose...
Throttle Position Sensor... so its pretty much undrivable without it!
New ones are like hens teeth to buy..
Any ideas...
If the plug is coming out of the sensor, try a cable-tie around plug and sensor.
If the problem is that the plug isn't contacting the pins properly, you can induce a slight twist into each pin with a pair of needle-nosed pliers.:dunno:
David
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Posted 14 years 3 months ago #15114AdamElphick;15111 wrote: Was gonna suggest the pin bend method too (pipped to the post!) - be careful though as the 'Bakelite' case is very brittle i suspect and may crack.
Yep, 'SLIGHT' is the important word there!:lol:
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