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I'm getting codes 25-27-37-47 starts but no acceleration no RPM's code 25 Throttle Sensor range hi I checked it for corrosion and resitance code 37 IAT sensor input low checked TMAP for resitance code 27 predicted differance engine does not shutdown so that one is out code 47 I could not find any info for that one???? also how do you reset the computer codes please help me with anything you can suggest I try. thank you
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  • Posted 8 Apr 2010 03:54
  • By corey_u
  • joined 8 Apr'10 - 2 messages
  • Nebraska, United States

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