MPS testing/adjustment problem. Can't get anything higher than 0.9 H |
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MPS testing/adjustment problem. Can't get anything higher than 0.9 H |
scottthephotog |
Jun 16 2020, 05:59 PM
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I've been following this explanation and walkthrough of testing the MPS; https://members.rennlist.com/pbanders/manif...sure_sensor.htm, and I've come across a problem.
My MPS holds vacuum, I've got correct resistance readings on each of the coils, confirmed that they were isolated properly, so I moved on to adjusting. At 15 in. Hg, reading were correct (.71H). I found that I couldn't get the MPS to reach any higher than 0.9 H with my inductance meter at either the 4 in Hg or 0 in. Hg. I pulled the MPS apart, and measured again with it open (nothing pushing back on the main armature shaft with the armature shaft stops in place). The armature stops don't appear to be bent. With the armature shaft pushed in all the way, I get a reading of 0.45 H. Any thoughts? Is this MPS toast? I can't figure out why it won't register more than 0.9 H, which i way off from 1.44 H. |
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