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Old Dec 14, 2005 | 12:12 AM
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Question Throttle Position Sensors problems or something else???

Hello guys/gals,

I was wondering is anyone had this problem with throttle response. I read in some links that state there is a faulty Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) problem on the '03-'05's.

I'm just curious because on this one factor. A couple months ago I dropped off my '05 AUTO coupe to the dealer to get the undercoating done; moreover, then gave me a loner '05 AUTO coupe for the day. What surprised me was the throttle response on the car. It was like it wanted to race every time I tapped the accelerator (the feeling that's how it should drive).

So, later that day, I pick my car up feeling a little sluggish.

Now 2 weeks back, I take it in for a Clear Bra install, the service consultant gives me a loaner again, but now its a '05 AWD sedan... I drive it and it's the same lightning quick response from the gas pedal . Is it just coincident or is my TPS jacked or I need my ECM reflashed???

Any suggestions or help/feedback are greatly appreciated? Thanks in advance.
 
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Old Dec 14, 2005 | 10:42 PM
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It's because the Drive by wire system adjusts to the way you drive... light on the throttle driving or heavy throttle etc...

If you do a ECU reset it should feel quick again. I'm guessing most loaner cars are driven hard so the throttle is set/used to that. But your not gonna drive your own car hard all the time would you? Tires/Gas MPG/Engine wear will make you drive normally.
 
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