DB2 Throttle Pedal Resistance

[dbrannon79]

Nice, your giving me ideas now LOL. the thought of possibly using a small flat washer or flat slug grinding with the drimel for the center slot and shaping the outside to fit into the GM tps might work. not sure if I will need to use a couple of flat washers behind the tps to space it out enough for it all to go together or not. but a carved out flat slug might work. maybe a dime or nickle would work. a knock-out from an old electric box too.

 

[dbrannon79]

LOL sometimes we gotta think outside the box HAHA!

 

[MrMarty51]

LOL sometimes we gotta think outside the box HAHA!

Does the TPS have to be from a truck ?
Seems a TPS is a TPS. They all do the same thing. 12 volts, 5 volt refrence and ground. A change of the plug on the end of the TPS harness fixes that.
Then there might be a simpler solution to whats needed to drive the TPS.
I really do not remember what shape that 3/8ths bolt needed to drive that TPS buf I am guessing it most likely was a screw driver slot affair.

 

[MrMarty51]

I had to take another look at the first picture. I thought that pin was more visible but You have to take a second look to see it.
Drove through that brass nut, to the left side of the brass nut. It is visible but just have to take an upclose looksee.
Thats what kept the brass nut connected to the throttle shaft.