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I dont know what is going on when i crank my car to turn on it revs like if it's going to go on but it dies. it does it over and over again then it finally goes on, but the idle is like at 300 rpm and sounds like it wants to go off. ANYONE KNOW WHATS GOING ON OR HAD THE SAME PROB. PLEEEEAAASSEE HELP
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The symptom you describe could be as simple as a sensor unplugged all the way to a defective part. To avoid just buying parts to throw at it, I would suggest checking the diagnostic code first to find out where the ecu is reporting a problem.
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Check the throttle posistion sensor. Also try resetting your computer. but a quick check that worked once for me when my 98 did that turn the key to on and push the throttle pedal to the floor then let it go turn the key off then try starting the car. I've heard it resets the TPS for calibration or whatever I dunno if its true but it worked for me s few yrs back.