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Throttle Position Switch Testing 200 1993

posted by  740gt on  Wed Dec 30 07:03 CST 2015
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What was it doing when it stalled one block away?

She had slowed down when a car in front was turning (she took her foot off the gas and applied the brake. The car went back to idle. Stumble, hesitation stall. Restarted, then pulled over to side street then would not start. Waited 3 minutes restarted and drove fine -drove car home.

Your code leans toward an intermittent AMM or the infamous pin pushed back in the AMM connector

I am not familiar with the term "AMM" please elaborate what it is and where it is located.

In the meantime I am going to clean the fuse connectors under the dash- and replace all the fuses with new ones.

thanks






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