Yes... reverse throttle.
It's probably your transmission.
Try having the fluid and filter changed. If the problem persists seek help from a professional. You are driving an 11-year-old car and if you have not had the fluid changed at regular intervals this might be the problem.
The exact procedure varies for the engines that were available in this car. Roughly:Disconnect batteryDisconnect air intake pipe,Disconnect throttle and cruise control linkage and any linkage for the transOn most engines, not all, remove the upper intake manifold being sure to unhook any wiring and any hosesThe injector rack should be exposed.Disconnect fuel lines, unplug injectors, blow dirt away from injectors and lift injector rack out, using penetrating oil to lube the o rings at the base of the injectors will helpReassemble as reverse of disassembly.
You push the throttle forward or press f3 or f4 :)
take fuel rail off unplug injectors from wiring harness pull out injectors make sure you get all the rubber o rings out of the intake manifold and fuel rail reverse for install
Have a 1990 Ford Tempo GL, The car dies when you put it into reverse or you come to a stop. have replaced plugs, wires, Idol sensor, and cleaned the injectors. Its still doing it. Have a 1990 Ford Tempo GL, The car dies when you put it into reverse or you come to a stop. have replaced plugs, wires, Idol sensor, and cleaned the injectors. Its still doing it.
It is located on throttle body, opposite side of where throttle cable is located- Unplug it, remove any screws or bolts holding it on then install new part in reverse order.
Bad reverse clutch in the tranny
The problem is the reverse light switch. It is located on the top of the transmission that should sloved your problem.
The reverse changed, take a good look at the next one you see.
press and hold the f2 key on your keyboard, to deactivate the reversers add a little throttle.