My car stopped accelerating while on highway

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Asked by andrialc2002 Feb 26, 2019 at 08:01 PM about the 2008 INFINITI G37 Sport Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was driving home from vacation. While an
hour into my travel and at 80mph; my car all
of a sudden stopped accelerating. Once I
pulled over and tried to take off again, it
would sputter as if it wanted to turn off. I
would let off the gas and press it again and it
would go, but would sputter when I would go
over 40mph. I let the car rest for about 30min
and drove the rest of the way home (45 min)
with no problem. Does anyone one have a
clue what could be wrong?

3 Answers

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Some people seem to have been having issues with their throttle bodies being gunked up. They fix this by cleaning them (simple process/youtube it). Others have had them replaced. I might go that route as I couldn't fix the issue by cleaning it. As well clean your Maf sensors while you're at it. Good luck with yours.

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The MAF sensors were replaced and was driven to Houston from College Station (100 miles distance) and back with no problem. Thank you!

2 people found this helpful.

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