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hey guys ok well

the problem:

the car is a is200 sports 1999 automatic 170,000km(105,000miles i think)

the car has this problem idles at 3000rpm

i checked over everything for an air leak of some sort an nothing,

i drove the car around for 3days in this condition then i thought possibly its the throttle body so i pulled it apart an cleaned it an put it back on,

drove it back home from work where i did the cleaning, the next day i was driving it an the trc off light apeared an started flashing an the engine light apeared constant an i have no power till my foot is flat to the floor ( like it is in limp mode) i stopped on the side of the road turned it off for 15mins then started it an all good, then later in the afternoon same problem returned an hasnt gone away since,

checked for codes an had only a throttle code cleared it as i thought it was from when i removed it, started the car an still same issue, tested again if code had relogged an NO CODES!! wtf

need help urgent!!

Ok well wat I did was reset ecu then disconnected tps car still idled at 3k lol throttle butterfly operates as normal an fully closes an opens no leaks anywere I checkd EVERYTHING wat next u rekon jus try a new tps or mab swap the one from the cruise control piece as they are same part numbers

na man not floor mats lol definite problem under the bonnet, i can get 2nd hand throttle body complete with sensors tps an he lot for $225 but its a bit of money wasted if it doesnt fix the problem. but then what else could it be ??

  • 11 months later...

Hi guys,

I have the exact same problem recently, with my IS200 6 speed manual.

173,000kms

Car randomly hesitates, still drivable - at one point it pretty much had next to no power - Engine light stays on traction control light blinks.

Lexus dealer wants to change the whole throttle assembly (i'm guessing this includes sensors) - they want a few K to get it rectified - which is way too steep considering the price of a whole 1g-fe engine.

Do you guy believe it's just a couple of sensors to change and all good?

yep sold a few of these. i work for toyota/ lexus

aaaaaaaaand there's your hookup.

funky's post applies here pm the guy... answer was on the lexus forum. not here

Edited by .:: GimpS-R34 ::.

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