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« on: August 22, 2008, 09:31:35 AM »
worked out most of the mechanical issues, even got the AC to work. figured id treat my 318 to a special 1 yr anniversary gift. new paint and side skirts
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I think you may have isolated the problem to the AFM or ECU. I would replace the following:
1) the old AFM
2) the old ECU
My money is on the AFM. In the salvage business in Texas, they sell all of their old ECU's to a place in Houston. They clean up and test them and resell the good ones. The resell rate (those that pass inspection) is over 90%.
In an attempt to eliminate potential problematic parts I replaced the AFM, intake boot, airbox, and intake tube, fuel pump, fuel filter and ecu last night in the ice covered driveway of my apartment complex
I am sure this subject has been address. I apologize if I am reviving the topic. My question is: What sign does one experience when a Throttle Position sensor (TPS) had gone bad? I was inquiring about getting one from a local parts store, the first thing the parts guys ask was: Is it hard to start? Can someone share their experience when TPS was going bad or is bad.
On the way to work this morning i came to a stop on a hill. Upon trying to start again my car didnt rev, just bogged. i kept pushing the gas and feathering the clutch trying not to roll backwards. it was acting like the when TPS died. It finally starting driving forward.
I know i have some other issues other than the 1234 code for speedometer. Just wish i knew what these phantom on again off again problems are coming from.
From what I have been told it is very touchy. Too slow and no go and too fast no go! Try adjusting how fast you push the pedal down...sounds stupid but I have seen this all over.
~Jami~