Using a DVOM ,the TPS signal wire should be the one furthest to the right on the sensor, it is grey/ purple , easy to find out one of the others is going to be ECM/chassis ground and the other 5V feed. You measure between the signal wire and chassis ground, preferably at the battery negative.Voltage specs are as follows. .41 for 01-03 and .52 for 04's in the idle position. The values increase as the throttle is opened to max voltage. The Problem is, is that you must also reset the IAC (intake air control) motor now that you have adjusted it. The later models are not adjustable. It can only be reset with a Scanalyzer or DT by the dealer.
The older morelli bikes were adjustable with elongated slots in the TPS switch, but the delphi units are not adjustable and need to be replaced if they do not work correctly.
If you venture to remove the plug that covers the Idle setting screw to change this setting, the ECM will return the speed to where it was before you changed it and eventually set a code. Don't be tempted to do it, or it will throw other settings out also.
The resistive element (1) of the shown device is trapezoidal, giving a non-linear relationship between resistance and turn angle. The wiper (3) rotates with the axis (4), providing the changeable resistance between the wiper contact (6) and the fixed contacts (5) and (9). The vertical position of the axis is fixed in the body (2) with the ring (7) (below) and the bolt (8) (above).
The older morelli bikes were adjustable with elongated slots in the TPS switch, but the delphi units are not adjustable and need to be replaced if they do not work correctly.
If you venture to remove the plug that covers the Idle setting screw to change this setting, the ECM will return the speed to where it was before you changed it and eventually set a code. Don't be tempted to do it, or it will throw other settings out also.
The resistive element (1) of the shown device is trapezoidal, giving a non-linear relationship between resistance and turn angle. The wiper (3) rotates with the axis (4), providing the changeable resistance between the wiper contact (6) and the fixed contacts (5) and (9). The vertical position of the axis is fixed in the body (2) with the ring (7) (below) and the bolt (8) (above).