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tuterz Nov 6, 2007 05:16 PM

bucking in my car stopped!! yay!!
 
i had a thread here sometime earlier... about my engine bucking... now its stopped... it was my throttle position sensor... i had it re-adjusted... not my car runs perfect... :D

dejacky Nov 6, 2007 09:10 PM

good to know and thanks for sharing this VERY useful info :thumbup:. Is your sc300 stock or does it have some engine/electronic mods?

2muchpsi Nov 8, 2007 04:41 PM

can you describe the symptoms of your bucking? Mine is bucking after being warm randomly. Sometimes the car runs great, other times it runs like total ****, stalling out and bucking under everything but WOT.

SC300_704 Jan 6, 2008 02:17 PM


Originally Posted by 2muchpsi (Post 3043424)
can you describe the symptoms of your bucking? Mine is bucking after being warm randomly. Sometimes the car runs great, other times it runs like total ****, stalling out and bucking under everything but WOT.

that's exactly what mines doin right now for the past couple of months and it's getting really annoying...

craaaazzy Jan 6, 2008 03:43 PM

mines doing the same but i think it's my tune. only happening when i decelerate, foot off the accelerator between 2k and 1k rpms. i wonder if it's got anything to due w/ the tps...

tuterz Jan 6, 2008 11:34 PM

my car was bucking letting off the gas.. and pressing the gas... letting off the gas.. it would buck.. stepping on the gas a little it would buck.. but.. wot it doesnt buck.. stepping on it a little will seem like it has no power for about half a second.. then.. all a sudden it jerks and bucks and has power.. its been a while.. i dont really remember exactly what it did.. but.. i hope it helps.. and the tps was easily adjusted.. remover the plastic valve cover.. then loosen the screw on the tps... enough to move it only.. then turn it counter clock wise.. til it can move anymore.. then.. tighten the screw.. hope this helps..

craaaazzy Jan 7, 2008 03:04 PM

will have to try, thanks.

SC300_704 Jan 7, 2008 05:07 PM


Originally Posted by tuterz (Post 3173979)
my car was bucking letting off the gas.. and pressing the gas... letting off the gas.. it would buck.. stepping on the gas a little it would buck.. but.. wot it doesnt buck.. stepping on it a little will seem like it has no power for about half a second.. then.. all a sudden it jerks and bucks and has power.. its been a while.. i dont really remember exactly what it did.. but.. i hope it helps.. and the tps was easily adjusted.. remover the plastic valve cover.. then loosen the screw on the tps... enough to move it only.. then turn it counter clock wise.. til it can move anymore.. then.. tighten the screw.. hope this helps..

SWEET!!! i did exactly what you said and guess what, i works! i remember taking the TPS off once when i did a spark plug change and i didn't know it can be adjusted like that...thanks tuterz..:D

Gunnar Jan 7, 2008 05:49 PM

Right on man, glad to hear it's running smooth.

tuterz Jan 13, 2008 10:24 PM

glad that helped you.. :D

craaaazzy Jan 14, 2008 08:59 AM

fixed but not due to physical tps. tps setting in aem. car runs soooo much better. thanks for the suggestion anyway.

mamurra2 Jan 16, 2008 07:01 AM

+1 fixed my bucking issue, haha vote this for sticky
to add a little more info, turning the TPS CCW reduces the voltage, mine was set at .60v with throttle closed, twisted it back to .40v and problem disappeared.

Track5tar Mar 19, 2010 03:51 PM

anyone have a picture of where TPS is located on car. I need to do the same adjusting to mine and see if issue resolves..

good2go Mar 19, 2010 05:28 PM


Originally Posted by Track5tar (Post 5327936)
anyone have a picture of where TPS is located on car. I need to do the same adjusting to mine and see if issue resolves..

well.....the Throttle Position Sensor should be located on the throttle body :uh:

MarcusMIA Mar 19, 2010 08:45 PM

I've heard this also resolves the clunk when we shift the car to reverse, right?


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