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strange problem-intermittent throttle problem
I have a 2002 f 350 and today while driving along when i let off the throttle and tried to step on it again there was no responce. It was dead, even if i pushed it to the floor, but if i let it up all the way and stepped down again, it would work normally. It also did it in park if I pressed it slowly. any ideas? maybe a pedal assy.? It seems to be getting worse.
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power stroke engines are controlled by what i call fly by wire setup , no cables or linkages engine controlled by pcm which gets its signal from the tp sensor mounted on accelerator pedal inside , the higher the reading the pcm gets from the tp sensor , the higher the engine revs , the tp sensor can go bad , truck will crank but wont go any where when goes out
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Yes Shane
It sure can. I actually have 3 assemblies in my tool box that I know will work well enough to get somebody home. However on 2 of them you have to smack them with your foot some times.
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