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Why does your 2001 aurora shuts off when you take foot off accelerator?
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∙ 16y ago
Due to timing sensors, they are on the camshaft or the crankshaft, can't remember which. Dealer repair about $500, make sure ALL the sensors are replaced, car will run beautifully.
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∙ 16y ago
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What would cause your 2001 Oldsmobile Aurora to not run unless your foot is on the Accelerator?
Throttle position sensor
Where is the throttle position sensor on a 2001 GMC truck?
It is on the throttle plate. It tells the computer where your foot is on the accelerator. Some are adjustable and you will need a volt meeter.
What causes idling?
Taking your foot off the accelerator.
Does manual transmission use your right foot for the brake and accelerator and your left foot for the clutch?
exactly
What foot do you use in American cars for accelerator?
The right one.
Which of these does not contribute to distracted driving?
taking your foot off accelerator
What foot do you use in American cars for the accelerator and brake pedals?
Right
How many foot pedals does a automatic car have?
two-brake and accelerator.
How do you start the car foot on or off accelerator?
Start with the parking brake on and your foot off the accelerator. That way, if the engine revs up, you're not going to accidentally jerk forward or backward and run into something.
Your 1998 Oldsmobile intrigue will not idle but will run OK if you keep the accelerator slightly pushed down what could be the problem?
I just had that problem. Starts for an instant and shuts off. Had to drive about 10 miles to home with my foot on the accelerator and my left foot used for the brake. It ran fine that way till home. When I stopped in the driveway it was just fine. May have been bad gas or something blocking the fuel flow. Running it at 60 miles per hour for ten miles cleaned it up.
What should be your first respond to steer failer?
Take your foot off the accelerator.
What foot are you supposed to drive with?
Your right foot works the accelerator and brake pedals; your left foot works the clutch if you're using a manual transmission.
