Setting Polaris TPS for FREE - No expensive tools required!

[@MrWaynoo8]

Nicely Done. Clear video footage and Narration, right down to disconnect procedure. Am working on same sled Myself. Thank You! 12.24.23

[@MrNcotton]

Thank you, glad it helped!

[@justrunningwild5619]

Thanks so much for the advice and tips. I did this to my TPS for my 2009 rmk 700 it worked really well and saved me lots of time and money. Thanks a lot again!👍🏼

[@MrNcotton]

Glad it worked out!

[@pierreronach9449]

Thanks for this video ! I tryed it myself to night and i work perfect. Thanks from Sweden

[@whylee1377]

Hey man great video. Having trouble with '07 arctic cat z1 4 stroke. Will This rig work for it? Like to hear your thoughts on that. Thanks

[@johnrutherford9454]

Awesome video man, thanks

[@kotaidek8407]

Thanks for the help this worked for my 900

[@MrNcotton]

Hey I’m glad to hear it. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@jasondaniels7816]

great vid bro. about to adjust/calibrate tps on my 2014 pro rmk with the help of this video and another one. one thing I found interesting, was my manual, it suggests introducing a 12 VDC battery to charge the system, while in your video, you introduced 5 VDC. Will this affect the readings from the multimeter when checking the TPS? hope that made sense

[@MrNcotton]

It’s very likely that yours is different… I am not sure how different but it is 12 years newer that mine. Does it give a procedure in the manual?

[@joelaichner3025]

Quality

[@wisconsinbush2940]

Instead of doing voltage, couldn't you do resistance?

[@MrNcotton]

You would need to know the current, then you would have to back figure based on voltage and current to get resistance. I’m not sure why one would do this, the spec is not written in ohms.

[@Minin102001]

Where do i find the correct voltage i have to adjust mine to? Got a polaris rmk 600 ho 2008

[@MrNcotton]

You will need to check the service manual for your exact sled, you could also call your local dealer and they should be able to tell you that specification.

[@8180634]

A good aftermarket tool is not that expensive and makes it even easier, especially if you do this often. Example showing the same plug as this TPS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqauqmh-pZlsbLc

[@MrNcotton]

Matt, I totally agree! Sometimes people don't want to spend the $160 to do this job once. I had all of the materials readily available and was able to accomplish what I needed the same day without waiting for the tool and spent a lot less. One the flip side, if you are doing this often, absolutely the tool is the way to go and would be worth the investment at that point.

[@8180634]

@@MrNcotton quick tip, use your meter to check the output of your USB wall wart. They are often 5v-ish, not bang on 5v. Once you know the input voltage, you can do some math to calculate the proper output voltage for your input voltage.

[@MattB787]

No worries @MrNcotton, Matt is a shill for TPS tool

[@russellwall6752]

Would I be able to just loosen the screws, adjust it then test drive to see if it is better

[@MrNcotton]

I do not recommend doing that.

[@Surge_Stream]

I mean it’s possible you get lucky and get it close enough but not recommend…. You want it right in spec.