by AussieIsuzuRA2004 » Sun Jan 17, 2016 9:13 pm
Well after a lengthy read from my workshop manual and an OBD2 Bluetooth purchas and a digital volt meter, I am pleased to say that the fault light problem has been fixed.
I had purchased a new TPS from eBay WA Aust. And installed it before I had received the odb2 and tried to adjust the position, it soon became apparent to me that this adjustment is almost impossible to do without the obd2 scanner.when the obd2 - ELM 327 arrived, (its just a cheap scanner for android $16.50) I had some trouble pairing the device to the android phone using the App "Torque" lite. This was Awesome to see the real time info of the engine. But the fault code finder did not pick up the engine check light that I was hoping it would it simply said no faults detected .
This was also puzzling as the engine check light was clearly visible on the dash board.... Frustrated but not detoured I pressed on reading the live diagnostics and found that the TPS was reading 28% at idle. I thought to myself that this should not be the case and started reading the manual again and found that the throttle possition should be reading 0% at idle and that the idle speed should be set to 800rpm with the air on off.
Armed with this new information I set off to investigate if there was a differentce between the old TPS and the new WA TPS. Setting the DVM to ohms I charted the difference in resistance between the two TPS and did find that they were out by 0.50 ohms at starting position and even greater at wide open.
This led me to think two things,
1) the new TPS was the wrong one.
2) maybe the original TPS was ok but just in the wrong position and needed to be calibrated.
Removing to new TPS and replacing it with the old one I only nipped up the locking screws and hooked up the Bluetooth ELM 327 to the Obd2 port and ran the app, I then adjusted the TPS down by softly tapping it while watching the On Boards Diagnositics on the android device until It reached 0% on the Throttle position which also meant that the idle speed was exactly to spec at 800 rpm I then tightened the TPS screws.
I have now been driving the Rodeo now for two weeks with not even hint of a problem.
In summary I can say that the reason the fault code P 1120 E came on was that the TPS and the idle speed sensor were both sending a signal to the CPU and that was the reason the CPU was making the engine go into lump mode.
I would like the thank Stardog and geeves for their advise which lead me to fix this drawn out problem and I hope this well help others.
Peace to all and thanks for reading.