2004 Proton Gen-2 - Page 8 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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A faulty sensor, an intermittent misfire it needs to go on a scantool to see what the fault codes are, then it can be worked out what the fault is...

p0121 is a generic code for throttle position normally its the throttle cable adjustment or the the sensor on the throttle body

Most Proton Gen2 cars have disc brakes on their rear wheels. These disc brake pads are shared with the handbrake. The handbrake, as with the "regular" brake on these rear wheels, are self-adjusting.

It certainly could be, but I wouldn't jump to that conclusion so quickly. Leave such diagnosis' to the pros, who often zero in on the most expensive component without proper troubleshooting.Typically, troubleshooting would start with seeing if you can get a spark at the spark plug. Then work back from that (assuming the starter is turning the engine over properly). This means spark plug, leads, disributor cap, distributor rotor, electrical continuity to the distributor and coil. About the last thing on the list is the (expensive) ECU.

wreckers /junk yards engine re conditioners , genuine spares or auto spares shops might even get after market units from e-bay

Not familiar with this car, but first you have to find the power wire to the switch-that will be one end of your jumper wire. Use a test light clipped to ground, turn key to on, and probe all the wire cavities till you find the hot wire to switch. Now pull out on the electrical connector and see if you can see the two wires going down to driver's door motor. Then see where they connect to the connector. When you touch the jumper wire end to one, it will be for either up or down, and the other motor wire when connected to hot jumper wire will be the opposite, either down or up. If window is all the way up, jumping hot to up side will make no noise, and cause nothing. So you try the other motor wire to see if motor makes window go down. See, you have to jump hot wire to both to verify the motor works or not.

Probably the coil pack

Check ignition, compression, fuel, air...

talk with your local tire shop as they have all of the details for all of the wheels

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screw on the throttle stopper. but if its not idling properly clean the idler on the side, should not need to adjust the idle unless its worn down. but the idler do need cleaning from time to time.

Thay say and it's only a guide 40.000 miles but others say 60.000 I would keep to the 40.000 then you can't go wrong colin

after read up on this engine fitted im guessing its an automatic. there are a few things to check first is to check the MAF sensor. unplug it and start engine. if it revs after being removed then it could be this. other one is the D don't use it place it in number 1 and see if the revs go up and vehicle moves. the other is the throttle sensor. is there any change on the movement of the engine while moving the accelerator, does the engine change sounds etc.