Setting of the throttle position switch (TPS) on 6.2L Diesel LH6 engines (L.D.), must be correct to assure proper engine and transmission operation.
Chart (1) displays the settings to use for the various Nationwide/Federal/Calif., engine transmission configurations. Locate the part number on the face of the switch. Refer to the chart column listing that part number. Using the other vehicle parameters listed, a gage bar setting can be determined. The 1982 Light Duty Truck Service Manual on page 6C6-2 (Figure 6C6-4) does not spedfy the dimensions of the gage bar settings.
Reference is made to Kent-Moore tools available for this setting.
CHART 1
1982 MODEL YEAR
Throttle Gage Bar Position Switch Switch Usage Altitude Trans. Models Switch P/N Closed Open Gage P/N
Nationwide All Manual All 14050405 0.646" 0.668" J-33043-2
Federal All Auto. All 14033943 0.646" 0.668" J-33043-2
Calif. All Auto. C/K 1500 P/U 14033943 0.646" 0.668" J-33047-2 C/K 2500 P/U
Calif All Auto. C/K Suburban 14050408 0.602" 0.624" J-33043-4 K 1500 Jimmy
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