The throttle position sensor cannot be adjusted. They wear out after time but can be easily replaced. Local parts shop sells for about 60-80 bucks and you can replace in about 10 minutes. This includes the time it take to take off air filter housing. remember the housing has one tube connected in the back driver side and a small tube underneath located on the underside passenger side. Also the MAF flow sensor is underneath on the passenger side unclip that (don't break the wire).
The throttle position sensor is not adjustable on a Chrysler 3.0L .
If it's an EFI engine you do not adjust the mixture screw. The mixture is computer controlled.
The tps (throttle position sensor) is not adjustable.
There is no adjustment on the throttle cable.
The function of a throttle position sensor is to monitor the position of the throttle in an internal combustion engine.
Assuming you mean the throttle position sensor. The throttle position sensors tells the engine computer when the throttle position has changed, it adjusts fuel flow to match the throttle opening. If the throttle position sensor fails then the engine computer has to depend only on the MAP sensor to define air flow thus how to adjust the fuel flow. I would expect then that response time would be slower than when the throttle position sensor works correctly. On a Chevy Celebrity it might also turn on the check engine light and post either a code 21 or a code 22.
The throttle position sensor is mounted on the side of the throttle body
The "Idle Air Control" valve is not adjustable, it is a computer controlled motorized valve that controls the engine idle speed. It can be removed and cleaned. They wear out and need to be replaced. On some injection systems you can adjust the closed position of the throttle plate to change the operation range of this valve. But they are not adjustable
The throttle position sensor is on top of the engine, on the throttle body, opposite of where the cables attach.
It would depend on which year, and fuel delivery system it has. If it has a 2-V, or 4-V carb, without a throttle position sensor, you would adjust the stop screw on the linkage at the end of the shaft, outside the throttle plate.(on the carb.)
The throttle position sensor is on the throttle body. That's the part of the engine that controls the amount of air allowed into the engine. To find the throttle body, follow the air intake routing toward the engine. The throttle body is the part that sits on the intake manifold. To find the throttle position sensor, follow the throttle cable to the throttle body. If it helps, have someone press down and release the throttle pedal while you're looking for the throttle body/position sensor. The throttle cable causes a shaft to turn, that's the part that controls the air coming into the engine. The throttle position sensor is connected to that shaft.
When Throttle Position sensor is bad when you step on pedal and it does not move, engine light is on!