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my mechanic has reset lights but on test drive lights appear again along with power reduction, believes it is a short...suggestions??? Thanks, Ross
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re setting the light does nothing. you have a problem and it needs to be fixed/ it could be the throttle body or the pedal sensor. i would take it to a shop that will do a proper diag and give you a bid. Roy
I have same problem.. but it has also been accompanied by not wanting to upshift correctly, brakes engaging in rear then front, and terrible gas milage. Thanks for the resource info!