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TVR Tommy



Member Since: 26 Nov 2013
Location: Bucks
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United Kingdom 2000 Defender 90 Td5 Heritage LE Bronze Green
Dead throttle on TD5
I have a bit of a problem. I was playing with my nanocom this morning and change my throttle from a 3 way to a 2 way on my nanocom. I was fiddling (so the problem serves me right). It's now set back correctly to being a 3 way

Now I get no throttle and the 3rd reading in throttle position stays at 0v whilst 1 and 2 get normal volts. I get a whole host of faults. Like air con fan and ABS errors which my car has neither. It also logs a accelerator fault. Which I guess is the reason for no throttle. It didn't have any faults before.

I can get it throttle working again by playing with setting for pedal type. The car will then run fine and all 3 values give an output. When you turn off and restart no throttle again.

Any ideas?????
Post #482542 15th Dec 2015 7:40pm
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MadTom



Member Since: 10 Sep 2013
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Czech Republic 1999 Defender 130 Td5 HCPU Baltic Blue
Just switch it to 2 way and it will work. For 2000 MY of your car, I think there is 2 way throttle pedal i car. Probably you get confused by Nanocom. "Drobek" = The Small One - Discovery 2, "Blufínek" = The Blue Thing - Defender 130, and for me at least Ford Mondeo Smile
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TVR Tommy



Member Since: 26 Nov 2013
Location: Bucks
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Thanks Tom

I was me being stupid and my pedal is a 2 way.

I do find my Nanocom a little troublesome sometimes. If you flick the ignition on and off it remembers the previous setting. It seems to work much better if you change the settings, unplug the nanocom, turn ignition off for 10 seconds and then back on.
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