Long time, no codes

[Pandy]

That is until the last few days, finally caught it in the act, PO1120 and matching PO2620 TAS sensor does not match. According to the manual a check or adjustment maybe? Does this require BUDS? Anybody else seen this lately? Oh, enough of the questions,goes into limp mode as well, but after a few rests and restarts, will run fine. Maybe time for a trip to the shop. (not mine)

Patrick

 

[NancysToy]

That is until the last few days, finally caught it in the act, PO1120 and matching PO2620 TAS sensor does not match. According to the manual a check or adjustment maybe? Does this require BUDS? Anybody else seen this lately? Oh, enough of the questions,goes into limp mode as well, but after a few rests and restarts, will run fine. Maybe time for a trip to the shop. (not mine)

Patrick

There are no 6-digit codes. Are your codes P0112 & P0262 or P1120 and P2620? When you let me know I will try to aim you in the right direction.

 

[Pandy]

Dratted keyboard!

Yeah, those pesky keyboards add extra letters all the time. Yes, indeed the codes are P1120 and P2620,related to TAS according to the manual.
Patrick

 

[NancysToy]

As you have learned:

P1120 = Wrong Throttle Accelerator Sensor (TAS) position - Wrong TAS sensor position, Both TAS sensor failed test...Check TAS adjustment
P2620 = same or TPS sensor problem

This could be adjustment, a sensor problem, or a wiring/noise issue on the CANbus. Dealer intervention would be advisable. Were you working near there?

 

[Pandy]

Appreciate the confirmation of what I thought I saw. Alas, no, I haven't had the tupperware off in some time. By the manual there appears to be a TPS reset procedure.I think this recalibrates the loop as well. So, off to the dealer first a.m.
Patrick