1994 Dodge Caravan "throttle body stalls under acceleration" Questions

...throttle body while the car is idling. Then shut off the motor and let it set to dissolve the carbon deposits. After a couple of hours, drive the car and try to do at least 5 full throttle starts as ...

throttle body, the PCM and a accelerator pedal assembly to control throttle opening and engine torque. The ETC system basically replaces the standard cable operated accelerator pedal, idle air control

...throttle body units can cause this also . The throttle position sensor on pre electronic throttle body units acted similar . It could be a transmition problem where the engine is under too much load

...throttle body with new one but problem persists cleared codes with scanner, installed new throttle body, checked codes nothing showed, test drove with the same problem, code reappears. what should I ...

...throttle body problems.the throttle butterfly is controlled by a electric motor via the engine controle module. the butterfly get gummed up and sticks. try cleaning it and the housing with solvent. i ...

...throttle body,but same problem ENGINE HESITATES WHILE ACCELERATION LOSS OF ACCELERATION It can be fuel pressure issue or it's the problem with accelerator pedal or its clogged filters causing there. ...

...throttle body, but regardless the cure is the same. Your going to need to clean the throttle body and the idle air control valve (IAC). With a can of throttle body cleaner, (follow instruction on the ...

...throttle body right before the throttle plate and spray carb cleaner in the throttle body . clean all the black carbon out .this carbon builds up around the throttle plate and causes the idle to drop ...

...throttle body itself which is easily cleaned out upon throttle body removal.  Hope this helps out.  "COOT" you got a cylinder not firing or you have massive intake leak that will cause pcm ...

...throttle body air intake. You'll have to remove the accordion-like air intake hose from the throttle body and it will be right under that opening. Here's a picture I googled up: ...