Engine Help please
#1
Engine Help please
Hey yall i just joined the forum and i wanted a little advice on my engine. I have a 92 Protege dx with an auto tranny and for some reason whenever i drive it it always sounds like the engine is revving. To be more specific ill accelerate and then when i let off the gas it sounds like the engine is still revving. However i only have this problem when the car is moving because it doesnt do it while i have the car in park. if anybody could help me out i would appreciate it. thanks in advance.
#2
My first guess would be that the butterfly in your throttle body is sticky. so when you let off the gas, it's staying stuck open. if that's all it is, it's a pretty simple fix, just go to any auto parts store and get a can of throttle body cleaner.
however, you say it doesn't do it in park. that could be a trans problem, and i'm not too good with automatic transmissions.
i would try cleaning the butterfly first. if you don't know what i mean, let me know, i'll explain better.
however, you say it doesn't do it in park. that could be a trans problem, and i'm not too good with automatic transmissions.
i would try cleaning the butterfly first. if you don't know what i mean, let me know, i'll explain better.
#6
Hey i dont want to sound stupid but could someone tell me where the throttle body is. I was looking at my engine and i couldnt figure it out. also could u tell me the easiest way to get to it as it is mighty cold outside and i dont want to be messing with the engine too long. and my car is an auto for those who asked.
#7
If you look at your engine, on the right side, you'll see your air filter box, and coming from that a black tube around 2 and a half inches in diameter. Follow that hose up towards the engine, where it stops is at the throttle body. Take off the hose clamp and look inside. you'll see a metal flap. That's the butterfly i was talking about. good luck, let me know if you need more help.
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