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Will.I.AM



Member Since: 16 May 2013
Location: Hertfordshire
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United Kingdom 2005 Defender 130 Td5 HCPU Kaikoura Stone
manual throttle
has anyone ever seen a dial or 'twist pot' for a throttlwe on a td5. I am presuming that on the throtle, there are two wires coming off into the ecu where the current changes as you use the accelarator? Can you piggyback a dial throttle to this as well that can be mounted up on the dashsomewhere for when you are jumpstarting stuff or useing an inverter for a lot of power i.e. welder etc.

Or have i got my knickers in a tw!st! Shocked
Post #291114 17th Dec 2013 3:04pm
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blackwolf



Member Since: 03 Nov 2009
Location: South West England
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United Kingdom 2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 DCPU Stornoway Grey
Not quite. There are three parallel pots in the throttle position sensor (two on early vehicles) doing different things (one supplies a dropping voltage and one an increasing voltage as the pedal is pressed - so the sum of both should be steady at 12v so that the two pots can be validated, plus the third pot), so it isn't straightforward.

You could perhaps modify a throttle position sensor to turn it into a hand throttle, but you'd still have to switch between the two somehow.

I believe that there is a genuine hand throttle option for the TD5 Defender and Disco available from Landrover, but for reasons never adequately explained it is massively expensive, over a grand!
Post #291115 17th Dec 2013 3:22pm
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martinfiattech



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Hello
Have you come across the calibrated length of wood to jam between the pedal and seats this wonderful item can be found propping up all manner of things it can check brake lights tooooo.
Post #292172 21st Dec 2013 1:19pm
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