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It will run fine then shut off restart the motor rev it up it cuts out spudders but will idle ok. I changed the accelerator position sensor and the throddle chamber. I do have the book and calibrated them by turning the key off and on like it said. When I changed the throddle chamber today started right up warmed it up shut it off let it cool then it started just fine. Did that a couple times then it starded doing the same thig again won't rev up. If I turn the key on 2 seconds turn off 10 seconds then start it it will rev up?
  • Posted 11 Dec 2012 15:45
  • By erik_j
  • joined 11 Dec'12 - 19 messages
  • California, United States

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