350Z not accelerating
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True about the code. When I did change out the throttle body, my resting RMPS did drop from 1100 to a steady 850 ish. So i feel good about the throttle body.
I think you are right about the clutch. When I put in gear and let out the clutch, nothing happens, just the RMPS go up steadily as they should, the car just does not move. And it is a 2004. Thanks for your input!
I think you are right about the clutch. When I put in gear and let out the clutch, nothing happens, just the RMPS go up steadily as they should, the car just does not move. And it is a 2004. Thanks for your input!
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There was nothing excessive at all. 
Congrats to yer sis. Tux shot! Tux shot!!
Or like mine..... cargo pants and a Hawaiian shirt!! Hahahahaaaaaa...... (I wish.... vow renewals will definitely be that! Underneath a full body suit and winter parka at the top of Haleakala. Snow in a Maui summer!?? Up there, hells yes!)
Congrats to yer sis. Tux shot! Tux shot!!
Or like mine..... cargo pants and a Hawaiian shirt!! Hahahahaaaaaa...... (I wish.... vow renewals will definitely be that! Underneath a full body suit and winter parka at the top of Haleakala. Snow in a Maui summer!?? Up there, hells yes!)
And I wish I could get away with wearing that! Man, she'd kill me!.. And no tux's, just suits.. And that's good cuz that means NO cumber buns.
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True about the code. When I did change out the throttle body, my resting RMPS did drop from 1100 to a steady 850 ish. So i feel good about the throttle body.
I think you are right about the clutch. When I put in gear and let out the clutch, nothing happens, just the RMPS go up steadily as they should, the car just does not move. And it is a 2004. Thanks for your input!
I think you are right about the clutch. When I put in gear and let out the clutch, nothing happens, just the RMPS go up steadily as they should, the car just does not move. And it is a 2004. Thanks for your input!
Ok. Well that's good news about the throttle body. Did you ever smell a burning smell as this process was happening?(Like the clutch disc is wearing out smell)
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