throttle position 84%???

[0redline6]

hey so my interceptors read that my throttle pos is only 84%.. is there anyway to make that go 100% id image a bit more air flow if that could b done..

[sheek360]

is there something preventing your gas peddle to go down all the way?

[TheWastedYears]

Interceptors always read incorrectly. Though, they usually show 88% if I recall. It has something to do w/ the OBDII signal that they read vs. the one our car uses.

[sheek360]

Originally Posted by TheWastedYears

Interceptors always read incorrectly. Though, they usually show 88% if I recall. It has something to do w/ the OBDII signal that they read vs. the one our car uses.

ahh, i thought that he had carpet that wouldnt allow him to slam her down

[ptparker]

Originally Posted by TheWastedYears

Interceptors always read incorrectly. Though, they usually show 88% if I recall. It has something to do w/ the OBDII signal that they read vs. the one our car uses.

On some cars, the interceptor goes to 100%.

The issue is that the interceptor reads the SAE Throttle Position, which is more of a universal diagnostic. If sometimes happens with HPTuners too. If you switch it to Electronic Throttle Position, which is specific to these generation of GM PCM's it will read 0-100. The Interceptor is not set up to read that.

[0redline6]

Originally Posted by ptparker

On some cars, the interceptor goes to 100%.

The issue is that the interceptor reads the SAE Throttle Position, which is more of a universal diagnostic. If sometimes happens with HPTuners too. If you switch it to Electronic Throttle Position, which is specific to these generation of GM PCM's it will read 0-100. The Interceptor is not set up to read that.

oooooo ic ic i get it now thank you!!!

[Eco-Mod]

What has already been stated is correct. The reading on the interceptor and HP Tuners is based on the full range of the sensor. The PCM does a sweep test when you first start up and when you shutdown the car. You can hear it flip full open then closed, kind of a clunking noise. The PCM reads the min and max values with the plate fully open and closed, and adjusts the readings accordingly. So yeah...