ETM issues or something else?
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xyna
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ETM issues or something else?
Last week, I noticed that my car was not running very well, pressed on the gas and it took a long time for the car to react to it. Then I noticed the ETM light, and hurried to the workshop to read the codes. I had one code for the knock sensor, and two codes for the TPS. Would a bad knock sensor trigger those codes for the TPS, or do I have to take apart my ETM and go for the contactless sensor repair? It's also pretty weird that since the ETM light went on and I cleared the codes, I have driven almost 900 kilometers. During that time the ETM light did not appear, even though I had those symptoms the car would take 1-2 business days to react to me flooring it.
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You will typically get 5000-10000 miles of errors (and the dashboard ETS light off/on) on a failing Throttle body before it gives up into full limp mode. Often spurious codes will be thrown for knock sensors, accelerator pedal modules, and others.
The fix is a $150-200 unit off eBay, the late model contactless ETM design from Volvo
The fix is a $150-200 unit off eBay, the late model contactless ETM design from Volvo
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