Dying Toyota tundra truck

Asked by GuruXZXL9 Oct 03, 2018 at 06:12 PM about the 2007 Toyota Tundra

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

What would cause: sometime truck will no
start. When we do get it to start we can't
take foot off gas pedal or truck dies.. this
has happened 3 times in the almost 3 yes
we have owned the truck

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My guess is the throttle position sensor, or coolant temp sensor, before you replace anything try disconnecting the battery for a while.turn on headlights this will drain the capacitors in the ECM and the ECM will relearn TPS values, it may or may not work, but it's free aside from the time you spend doing it (beer time) . Note you may have to nurse the throttle until relearn happens. I hope this helps you. Take care

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