Hi All,
My Bongo's started hunting between top gear and the one below. It's not all the time, usually at a very steady speed 45-65mph, generally motorway driving. It generally does it for a few minutes, then settles down again.
The clinic archive suggests it may be the throttle position sensor (TPS). Where can I find it? Was thinking first of all about unplugging it and cleaning the contacts.
Gearbox hunting TPS fail?
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Gearbox hunting TPS fail?
1995 Bongo Auto Freetop, owned since November 2011.
- Simon Jones
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Re: Gearbox hunting TPS fail?
TPS location will vary depending on which engine you have (diesel / 2.0 / V6). Another option is the speed sensor in the gearbox. That would probably be accompanied by fluctuations in the speedo reading that don't tally with the vehicle speed.
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Re: Gearbox hunting TPS fail?
FWIW, just had the TPS (diesel) checked and adjusted..what an improvement! Not exactly 5G's of acceleration, but really quite lively now.
Derek


Derek