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p0507 and sticking throttle?

OK i was stupid and unplugged the throttle bodies to clean them. Now its kind of annoying to drive because when it gets hot the idle gets unstable. When i

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Old 07-13-2012, 04:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question p0507 and sticking throttle?

OK i was stupid and unplugged the throttle bodies to clean them. Now its kind of annoying to drive because when it gets hot the idle gets unstable. When i turn on A/C idle jumps to 1000+. Sometimes throws P0507 (high idle). Also when driving the pedal is now like an on/off switch at tip in and when I let off the pedal theres a delay, even with cruise on (you can feel it going up and down hills). VERY jerky. If I press and hold the pedal in the same spot in neutral rpm's just keep rising.
I've tried the idle relearn procedures many times but no luck.

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Old 07-13-2012, 04:38 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Did you reset the ECU? Battery off or the key cycles?
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I've unplugged the battery. does that reset ecu? Not sure what you mean about cycling the key?
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what was the solution to this?
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Still haven't quite fixed it yet. no more light but still jerky I'm hoping a tune can cure it.
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Still haven't quite fixed it yet. no more light but still jerky I'm hoping a tune can cure it.
well, it just came up on mine, i cleared it using my cable. came back again, cleared it...hasn't come back. i'm going to take car to my tuner anyways because they just replaced a gasket on my exhaust causing a big exhaust leak. that in turn gave O2 skewed readings. Anyway...i got this code today when i picked up the car. I'll let you know what happens.

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Here's the code read by Cypher:

P006A
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P0507,Idle Control System RPM Higher Than Expected
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What did you clean the TB's with and how?
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What did you clean the TB's with and how?
TB's??
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TB's??
throttle bodies
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I knife Exeter the throttle plates then cleaned them with brake cleaner and sprayed some wd40 in there. I might have messed those up but it idles fine. Just jerky on tip in and throttle sticks for like 1.5 seconds after I let off
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I would get that checked out. Not a good sign and is probably doing more things to your car than just being annoying, like poor gas mileage, bad torque delivery... etc.
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http://g35driver.com/forums/v36-diy/...le-bodies.html

http://nissanhelp.com/diy/z/projects...e_learning.php

Worked for me after cleaning TB. Good luck.

Edit: NVM you tried it, I had to unplug the battery to get the ecu to reset, but you tried that as well...
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Ya I get 26mpg at 80 with my full exhaust ppe to aam and plenty of power, just jerky throttle. I tried unplugging battery and tb's again and doing the throttle relearns. I also did the throttle body coolant bypass. I think maybe Nissan's scan tool relearn could possibly fix unless somebody's got any better ideas?
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