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Old 02-01-2014, 03:58 PM   #22
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Isn't there a sensor/potentiometer for the accelerator pedal that could be faulty?
I have early non-egas model so there is no sensor at the pedal. It's mechanically connected to the throttle plate and I've confirmed that the link does not get stuck and moves freely.

I have just installed MAF and a new air filter. Plus I have found a small air leak in AOS where it gets connected to the throttle body. Somebody before me have damaged the sealing ring on the AOS tube at the side of the throttle body and some air was leaking through it bypassing the throttle plate. I'll change the sealing ring and will try it out.

Big thanks for suggestions!
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