Strange throttle issue
Lately when I'm driving and I stomp on the gas it revs up to 4000rpm or so and then it cuts off like I left off the throttle completely. If I do let off the throttle and get back on it, the same thing happens again, back to 4000rpm and it cuts out.
In neutral or park it will rev to the limiter at 6100rpm without problem.
I've been able to get a couple of codes to come up. Once I held the gas pedal down even after it cut out and I ended up with a P1518. I've checked the connections from the pedal to the ETC and didn't find anything. Reset the code and it didn't come back. Today I got a P0230 which points at a fuel pump relay, but that seems to be working fine.
Could the relay not be getting enough voltage and the pump is cutting out?
I've got a HP Tuner's Log file of it happening but I can't figure anything out from it.

that comes from the alpha-N, speed-density, MAF cross-
checking and limits the throttle. Can you see that the
actual throttle angle (not pedal position) is pulling back?
Throttle, injector (fuel pressure?) or spark has to be
cutting.
A bad fuel system obstruction (filter, pump, pump electrical
or even single injector) might let you rev unloaded but bind
you up when more fuel is needed. Look at the O2 sensors
for a lean dive?
Ryan


