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Thread: I am a newbie, next step for my tb45e.

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    http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...al-and-Manuals

    I cannot find anything specifically for tb45e. I have the supplement VII that mentions about tb45e has only circuit diagram and speed sensor.
    I am looking for manual specifically for tb45e.

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    Thanks Paul, I tried to adjust the tps, it only affects the idle speed. I want to add more, this vibration at certain rpm (at idle) is appearing when the engine is hot, the hotter the more vibration.

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    The first three plugs are filled with black soot (like powder) that can be remove easily.

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    Do you have any idea how to adjust the air/fuel mixture and also the location of oxygen sensor on tb45e?

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    Oxygen sensor will be in the exhaust manifold. Although it is possible for the oxy sensor to be causing the fault, it seems unlikely as it would be affecting all 6 cylinders, not just 3.
    Air fuel mixture is set by the computer and cannot be adjusted.
    Have you checked the compression or had the injectors tested.
    I would also try to retrieve PCM fault codes and see if that gives you any clues, but be careful what you do with the results. If you have a mechanical fault, it may throw one or more of the engine parameters out causing the PCM to log a fault code, when there is nothing electronic causing the fault.

    Tony

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