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I know this is a long shot but I have a 2002 nissan skyline 250gt v6 auto. I have just recently cleaned my electronic throttle body and once done that I drove and noticed the revs were higher than normal so. I did the accelerator pedal sequence. The revs dropped to normal idle. However after about 1 minute if idle the revs started creeping up again. Sounds like a vacuum problem however I'm not sure and the worse thing is they are Allen key heads and I just rounded one of then trying to get it off again to make sure the gasket is on correctly due to possible vacuum leak. Help anyou ideas what could be causing me such a headache. And how da fuq do I gt the rounded bolt out now 😑
I performed these steps, on start up its goes to 6000rpm
hello and hope all is well. Im hoping you can help me. I just replaced my throttle body & accelerator pedal position sensor on my 2005 nissan 350z. I performed throttle body relearn and pedal position sensor relearn,& idle air relearn. I aslo tried reseting ECU. Once i start the car... it immediately revs to 6000rpm and stays there... with out me touching pedal. I double checked the butterfly in throttlebody and it is closed and not stuck open. I also reinstalled old pedal position sensor just to see if that would stop the immediate high revs..
i am stuck and clueless on what to do next. Any ideas?
05-31-2017, 09:03 AM
