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Anonymous Posted on Feb 16, 2011

Car dies when running and wont start again, i spay starting fluid in the throtle and it starts but if i let go of the gas it dies again and i can't start it normaly, fuel pump about 4 months old, new fuel filter, idle air control valve, coil, rotor and distributor cap, could it be the throtle positioning sensor?

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Sounds like throttle position sensor to me. It will let engine go dead instead of maintaining an idle rpm. Try disconnecting battery,and after leaving disconnected for a couple of minutes,crank vehicle and maintain a steady rpm with gas pedal. Doesn't have to be revved up high just steady. Called relearning tps. Sensor might be bad but I would try this before buying a part first.

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