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13-05-2008, 10:52 AM
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Just bought a manual ute and when I got it the revs had about a two second delay when you take your foot off the accelerator. As in the revs stay put for a few seconds till it drops to idle. I took it to a mate of mine and he pointed out the power steering sensor was faulty and holding the revs high. After I replaced it it definately improved but it still had a slight delay. I guess about 1 second. My mate thought the computer might have to relearn but its been about 2 weeks now. Its not the throttle cable and I have cleaned out the thing (forgot the name at this moment) that controls the idle. I also swapped the TPS with a mates and its not that. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Throttle stays high for 1 second
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