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Get a odb2 bluetooth adapter, connect yo your phone and use torque to read the throttle position.
if pulling at full throttle, torque reads anything BUT 100%, then it's your throttle positioning sensor. Clean it our or replace it.
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On 20/04/2023 02:45, Wolverine wrote:

Get a odb2 bluetooth adapter, connect yo your phone and use torque to
read the throttle position. if pulling at full throttle, torque reads anything BUT 100%, then it's your throttle positioning sensor. Clean it
our or replace it.

Or a obd2 to usb adapter and use Forscan
https://forscan.org/home.html

Both Forscan (for Ford based cars) and the Torque apps are good.
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alan_m <junk@admac.myzen.co.uk> wrote:

On 20/04/2023 02:45, Wolverine wrote:

Get a odb2 bluetooth adapter, connect yo your phone and use torque to
read the throttle position. if pulling at full throttle, torque reads
anything BUT 100%, then it's your throttle positioning sensor. Clean it
our or replace it.

Or a obd2 to usb adapter and use Forscan
https://forscan.org/home.html

Both Forscan (for Ford based cars) and the Torque apps are good.

Great advice, 17 years late.

Tim
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