FJRF006.0: Throttle Position Sensor (TPS)
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05fjrBluedevil
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Well Mine is 40+ on the bad side of the high side Already still waiting on all the parts to fix the other issues.
Guess I'll have to wait on that repair as well!
I hope they recall everything that they're going to so it can all be corrected before riding season starts again!
dammmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! I still miss my ride! Mine had just now started to show signs of hesitations and rpm mood swings while at idle!
Well called the shop the person in the know is on his Honeymoon, at least someone is enjoying themselves!
The person working on the bike is off, long holiday weekend I suppose! Do not blame them I'd have added a few days if I had them to take off!
NSFJR
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Do NOT assume the 06's have a failure-proof TPS. This afternoon I set out for a scenic ride through the hardwood hills of Nova Scotia on my 06 AE with 5840 kms on it. It had not been driven for just under two weeks, as we had been in Cuba. Immediately upon starting the bike, I noticed what appeared to be a "momentary" period of it running on what sounded like two cylinders, then the normal smoothness kicked in, and I thought nothing further of it. I now recall having "thought" I heard this on the last 5-6 start-ups after the bike had been unused for a few days.
Off we went down the TCH at 120-125kms. At about ten kms into the run, the bike hiccuped, much like a small bit of water in the gas would cause. This time I had a "hummm" moment, but continued on down the road. About two kms later, a major hiccup, about five seconds in duration, and about one km later, another hiccup and the bike seemed to revert to a two cylinder version, MAJOR loss of power. I pulled off the TCH and made it to a garage, where I called my selling dealer and advised him that I was looking at fault # 34, described the symtoms, and was wondering just what # 34 was, as my service manual was at home. He tried to look it up, but for some reason, could not locate the information. He suggested I hang up, and he would call me; fair enough. After not receiving a call from him in over thirty minutes, I called the local Yamaha dealer. The mechanic there was busy, and I said I would call back. I did, and was advised that fault # 34 was a TPS malfunction. I then asked if it would hurt the bike to try and drive it to his shop, and he said no, but that it might get worse or quit at any time. I made it successfully to the shop, where the bike will be looked at tomorrow.
Having put 44,000 kms on my 04ABS without one mechanical hitch, I was NOT a happy camper. I will post here what is/was required to obtain a fix once it is complete. When you consider the "bracket mod", and now this, sure seems like Yamaha did a poor job in desinging/spec'ing some of the bits and pieces that make up the 06 FJR AE.
Off we went down the TCH at 120-125kms. At about ten kms into the run, the bike hiccuped, much like a small bit of water in the gas would cause. This time I had a "hummm" moment, but continued on down the road. About two kms later, a major hiccup, about five seconds in duration, and about one km later, another hiccup and the bike seemed to revert to a two cylinder version, MAJOR loss of power. I pulled off the TCH and made it to a garage, where I called my selling dealer and advised him that I was looking at fault # 34, described the symtoms, and was wondering just what # 34 was, as my service manual was at home. He tried to look it up, but for some reason, could not locate the information. He suggested I hang up, and he would call me; fair enough. After not receiving a call from him in over thirty minutes, I called the local Yamaha dealer. The mechanic there was busy, and I said I would call back. I did, and was advised that fault # 34 was a TPS malfunction. I then asked if it would hurt the bike to try and drive it to his shop, and he said no, but that it might get worse or quit at any time. I made it successfully to the shop, where the bike will be looked at tomorrow.
Having put 44,000 kms on my 04ABS without one mechanical hitch, I was NOT a happy camper. I will post here what is/was required to obtain a fix once it is complete. When you consider the "bracket mod", and now this, sure seems like Yamaha did a poor job in desinging/spec'ing some of the bits and pieces that make up the 06 FJR AE.
skyway
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I don't think there's any adjustment available for the TPS, it's either good or bad? I guess you could pay for a tech to do a TPS diagnosis via the display?
blueman
blueman
This brings up a basic question. What do the letters and numbers represent in the VIN. What do they mean??
Geezer
Parsimonious Curmudgeon
I think there is a timing adjustment on the TPS. Get it in exactly the right place when the throttle is closed so it sends the right voltage to the ECU through it's range. Pretty common on TPS's in general. Of course Heidi's problem was more likely the beginning af a failing TPS than one that somehow went out of adjustment.
Groo
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Mines in the range, but it's never given me any problems... guess I'll give Tony a buzz and see what's up.
zorkler
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my dealer said many r1 and r6 are having the same problem . she will get back to me on my fjr .
ionbeam
2 FUN
The TPS is adjustable to set the correct voltage at idle. The TPS will be adjusted to produce 650-750mV which will be the equivalent of 15%-17% of maximum throttle. When you look at the diAG screen d1: you are looking at % of throttle - spec is Throttle closed = 15-17 and Throttle wide open 97-100.
I changed my TPS a couple of months ago, posted a procedure, added a post mortem thread that shows the guts of the TPS and shows what goes wrong with the POS.
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radman
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Yup. In fact, one of the neat things about the diag display is the ability to slowly rotate the throttle and observe the display readout. Watch for a hole, ie: 30,31,32,00,00,01,36,37. Whamo, junk TPS. Don't even need a Fluke.
Official Yamaha Bulletin
NHTSA Recall Notice
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Groo
The Endless Font of Useless Knowledge...
From the Yammy bulletin...
You should not ride your motorcycle until this modification is performed
So everybody is putting their affected bikes in storage for the next few weeks? :glare: Guess I need to cancel that trip to Barber's next week.. yeah, right.
You should not ride your motorcycle until this modification is performed
So everybody is putting their affected bikes in storage for the next few weeks? :glare: Guess I need to cancel that trip to Barber's next week.. yeah, right.
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HIGHLANDER
naewittyshitepostedeere
https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//index.php?s...3&hl=recall
I had a feeling this was coming which is why I asked the question in August. The parts are so similar the recall had to happen eventually, as there's been a surge of TBS problems on all the FJR forums in the last few months.
I had a feeling this was coming which is why I asked the question in August. The parts are so similar the recall had to happen eventually,
as there's been a surge of TBS problems on all the FJR forums in the last few months.
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Bluestreek
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Just checked my Vin#
Looks as though my 05 will be recalled :angry2:
Looks as though my 05 will be recalled :angry2: Blue Laser
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So, I guess I'm not on the list...
RP09Y75A000246
...or am I not reading the VIN correctly...
(which, btw, is entirely possible)
Jim
RP09Y75A000246
...or am I not reading the VIN correctly...
(which, btw, is entirely possible)
Jim
zorkler
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how do you find out without going to the dealer if the bike needs the tps ?
Seems mine on the list, but isn't exhibiting any behavior that I would call unusual. Will take it in when I get the tire switched.
zorkler
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am i reading it right only 5 ........ 2005 are being recalled
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HIGHLANDER
naewittyshitepostedeere
WAaaaaAY more than five Zorkler, read the #'s again
:blink:
This also proves the point when guys think they have the "only " # 086 or 006 or whatever... there's at least four # 0181 on that list for just 2005.
twowheelnut
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3,754 '05's on that list.
