Hi Guys - I'm getting the below fault code, hoping you can help.
P1121 Electric Throttle Control Actuator
Vehicle: Navara D40 STX, Spanish, 4.0l V6 PETROL, Manual, 4x4
It's an intermittent problem, where if I reset the computer (by disconnecting the battery for a few mins) the truck works fine. Sometimes when I turn off/on it will come back, sometimes it will last a few days before coming back.
When the engine light comes on – it appears to be in ‘limp mode’ not letting me rev AT ALL, so I have to reset or move the vehicle at idle speed.
I’m thinking that because it works fine sometimes, the TCA can’t be completely stuffed.
It has happened in the past and the only consistency is that I’d recently done some deep water crossings each time. In the past after a battery disconnect its disappeared ‘for good’ – or atleast 6 months.
I’ve got a snorkel – and I’ve checked the air box – all nice and dry.
Also, I have removed the Throttle Control Actuator, given it a good clean with the proper spray cleaner, but it hasn’t made much difference.
Any ideas?
Thanks, Tim
P1121 Electric Throttle Control Actuator
Vehicle: Navara D40 STX, Spanish, 4.0l V6 PETROL, Manual, 4x4
It's an intermittent problem, where if I reset the computer (by disconnecting the battery for a few mins) the truck works fine. Sometimes when I turn off/on it will come back, sometimes it will last a few days before coming back.
When the engine light comes on – it appears to be in ‘limp mode’ not letting me rev AT ALL, so I have to reset or move the vehicle at idle speed.
I’m thinking that because it works fine sometimes, the TCA can’t be completely stuffed.
It has happened in the past and the only consistency is that I’d recently done some deep water crossings each time. In the past after a battery disconnect its disappeared ‘for good’ – or atleast 6 months.
I’ve got a snorkel – and I’ve checked the air box – all nice and dry.
Also, I have removed the Throttle Control Actuator, given it a good clean with the proper spray cleaner, but it hasn’t made much difference.
Any ideas?
Thanks, Tim
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