2006 aveo limp mode - 2005 Chevrolet Aveo

Why would you just buy a used computer instead of reading the codes with a scan tool and fixing the issues that put it into Limp Mode. It is often something as simple as replacing a $18 sensor. Your ECU needs programming with VIN Number and the mileage so you need an auto-electrician anyway.

Rough idle is probably a throttle body and MAF that needs cleaning or they may have failed. It may also be the Throttle Position Sensor. Limp Mode keeps you in first and 3,000 rpm. Limp Mode only saves you from damaging the engine. Get it on a pro grade scan tool computer in a repair shop.

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Limp mode stops when the problem that caused it is repaired, which you have not done yet, whatever you did was not the problem that forced the vehicle into limp home mode keep doing the diagnostics and fix it right.

you need to hook up an obd2 scanner to the port under the steering wheel and see what your computer says which sensor or circuit is acting up

free service at my local autozone or advance auto parts stores

Does it lose power or go to limp mode. (second gear)? Being in limp mode makes it feel like it loses power. Takes of slow and does change gears. Have the codes read. Turning it off just resets the computer until it realises something is wrong.

code p2110 refers to throttle actuator control (TAC) system-forced limited rpm mode (limp mode)===causes wiring--tac motor- APP sensor--ECM
it also refers to heated oxygen sensor(HO2S) 1 bank 1 implausible signal===causes wiring .--short to positive-- short to ground--HO2S sensor---ECM
Check/replace the HO2S sensor and check the APP sensor and TAC motor.

limp mode means something is broken, with
PCM or TCM. (bad sensors or actuators)
resetting PCM.
1: press reset on scan tool.
2: pull memory fuse to ECU.
3: pull battery neg lug and radio bricks and need to do relearn modes. on many things.

if the problem remains, resetting it does nothing, it come back fast.

There is no way to get around a proper repair on a computer controlled transmission, that is wishful thinking. What is the fault code that is memory? Have you even run the system scan yet?

if its blinking check for obd 2 codes likely a misfire this will result in car going into limp mode most common on these cars is the coil pack causing misfire replace coil pack and plugs/wires should be changed at this time as well.

Your car is in 'limp mode,' which is a safety feature so components won't be damaged if you continue to drive the car. You need to have the car scanned for codes stored on it's computer to determine what is wrong. Check local parts stores, most offer free scans. They should be able to help you fix the problem once they know what the codes are. If you have further questions, post them here w/ the code #'s.