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Fabricating a TPS Driver

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Written by Randy Fox (randysgym)   
Thursday, 27 August 2009
Page 3 of 10

Fabricating the Axle

The axle’s job is threefold:

  1. It must pivot to allow the pulley to rotate.
  2. It must connect to the stock TPS so the pulley’s movement will create a corresponding movement in the TPS.
  3. It must have pivot shoulders to rest against its bushings. The shoulders control the side-play of the axle.

See photos and diagrams below.

 

yamaha road star, tps driver, throttle position sensor

 

yamaha road star, tps driver, throttle position sensor

 

yamaha road star, tps driver, throttle position sensor

 

yamaha road star, tps driver, throttle position sensor

 
 
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