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Idles wont rev

Have Clark GTS 30D that will not rev, only idle, can anyone give me a suggestion on possible fault.
  • Posted 21 Mar 2022 14:31
  • By Onsite
  • joined 5 Sep'18 - 16 messages
  • New South Wales, Australia
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Check the electronic throttle module, and wiring to the pedal, these i have found to be problematic, sometimes it would rev and othertimes the rev range was limited, and then it would run at a fast idle with no pedal input, issue was faulty module on one fork and pedal sensor issue on the other, price on genuine parts far exceeded our labour and modification costs, customer was happy to go with our solution.
We ended up removing the electronic throttle control and went back to a conventional cable control foot pedal on both forklifts.
  • Posted 24 Oct 2023 10:02
  • By outback_jack
  • joined 5 Jan'18 - 7 messages
  • South Australia, Australia

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