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If it revs past 6000 rpm turn it off! The pistons will destroy your engine ridiculously fast. You probably already have some damage from just that.If it revs past 6000 rpm turn it off! The pistons will destroy your engine ridiculously fast. You probably already have some damage from just that.
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throttle position sensor/ Idle air control sensor no good one or both could be bad if you are parked can you press on the gas and the engine raises the rpm's or does it stay the same could also be accelerator cable broke if no raise in engine rpm's revs up
It's not a gas pedal, it's an air pedal. Fuel injected engines are all about air flow at idle. take off the intake snorkel and check out your throttle body. You may just need a new throttle position sensor, or the Idle solenoid that regulates idle air flow is stuck. The computer will try to compensate, but it can only do so much.
Has any,one worked on the car recently?It sounds like you have a vaccum hose broken or just leaking real bad.More info on how does it run when you have the gas pedal down,,is it running rough,missing,popping.This will help us getting to the bottom of your problem.
This is a normal operation, all your doing is hitting the rev limiter. It's there to protect the engine from over revving. The Powertrain Control Module or PCM cuts fuel to the engine intermittently to keep the engine from revving past a predetermined RPM when in "neutral", and in "park" if it's an automatic. Just in case something like a foreign object or a small child or animal were to inadvertently depress the accelerator pedal and rev the engine too high and damage the engine in result. I hope this info helps, and just for peace of mind, I am a Master Certified Ford Technician. Enjoy your new exhaust!! I'm sure it sounds great!!
You need to put the key on and push the gas pedal to the floor three times within five second to reset the oil life light.Some g.m.'s have a reset buttom in the fuse panel that needs to be pushed first and some don't.Check the owners manual under change oil for your specific year car.
may have bad gas pedal sensor, or throtle body motor, thats only if you step on gas pedal and engine wont even rev up, if it rev then possible trany problems.
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