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Die Bosch D-Jetronic war 1967 die erste Großserien elektronische Einspritzung der Welt. - Bosch's D-Jetronic was the first mass-production electronic fuel injection.

D-Jetronic Porsche 914 2.0L ECU, Bosch 0280000052

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5 years 6 months ago #12668 by LUX PIERRE

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5 years 6 months ago #12669 by nordfisch
Hi Pierre,
did you understand what I wrote?

I know the page you are referring to, but what do you want to tell us?

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Norbert

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5 years 6 months ago - 5 years 6 months ago #12670 by LUX PIERRE
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Hello
I mean I brought him my TPS to fix it 1 month ago
he put a new track (modern)
and the TPS works well.
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5 years 6 months ago #12671 by LUX PIERRE
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Sorry for the MPS
manifold pressure sensor ??
this part is not new , but i tested it

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5 years 6 months ago #12672 by LUX PIERRE
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Hello
here it is, MPS test this morning

when I remove the vacuum hose, I have a lot of gas, but the engine runs less well slowed down!

so my MPS would not be good ???

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5 years 6 months ago #12673 by nordfisch

LUX PIERRE wrote: ...

when I remove the vacuum hose, I have a lot of gas, but the engine runs less well slowed down!

so my MPS would not be good ???


Yes, this means your MPS is adjusted badly and doesn't respond to the pressure conditions in the manifold as it should.

Removing the hose means 'full throttle' - the MPS shows the correct response, enriches the mixture.

Reinstalling the hose means higher vacuum, your MPS leans down the mixture much more than it should do.

Take a look at the compendium, look at the comments and the photos there, do a visual inspection: Has the MPS been opened, has anyone <mis>adjusted it?

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