Nothing like a pro explaining how to accurately diagnose a fault in a customer's vehicle no guesswork no waste of time just going straight to the offending part and done kudos to shop talk
Going to be changing mine too I think, exact same symptoms, car cuts out when the Revs are high and moving along. Code shown is this code. I've taken it off and cleaned it, but no good. Shall be buying a new one soon
Have you experienced this issue without it setting a DTC? I have a 2012 F150 3.5, had 3 events that drop to limp mode from cruise speed, get the maintenance wrench icon, no MIL light or stored codes, clears with restart.
I have a 2012 f150 5.0 going 65 on freeway all the sudden the speed drops to 0. The only message I got was low oil pressure turned off turned back on it barely accelerated. Dealership and mechanics have no clue what is. Can it be the tb?
Hey there..I put a brand ndw throttle body in my 2014 mustand 3.7 v6....The car was doing everything that the ford tb issues had including wrench coming on,,losing all throttle response,speedo going to zero,limp mode,,3rd and 4th gear like starts..Then i could pull over,shut car off for a few ,,restart car and issue gone...But issue daily came and went so I put the new tb in....Put the brand new throttle body in and the issues never changed....With the new throttle body,Im getting a p2112 code saying the tb acutator is stuck closed....We did a computer reset after the new tb with a matco scanner....Maybe we missed a vital procedure? Is this normal to get a p2112 code with a brand new throttle body? I don't know what to do...I'm at a loss..
And when I say car was having issues Im saying you hit the throttle and the car does absolutely NOTHING but sit at about 1500 rpms flatlining without going up...At idle it was normal. Like throttle not working.
If the only code you’re getting if P2112, it almost has to be seeing an issue with the throttle body. You didn’t miss any steps, you usually just bolt on a throttle body and you’re good to go. If a throttle body didn’t fix it I’d be wondering about an issue with the wiring or the connectors.
@@CarShopTalk Thanks for getting back to me...Right before I sent this message the car pulled up codes for the input and output speed sensors for the transmission and possibly one for the crank sensor for the first time...But understand that we've run the codes on this vehicle several times over the last four thousand miles or so and this is the first time these codes have shown up amidst the throttle issue..We've done a complete reset on the computer in the past too....Any way that a crank sensor could force a throttle body to get stuck closed? And if it were the speed sensors causing it,wouldnt the codes for those have shown up in the past? And we've pulled codes 6 or so times over the last few months. never any of those. codes until now.
@@atgn70 Did you ever get this fixed? I'm having the same issue with my 2017 expedition. I replaced the ETB and cleared KAM and the P2112 is still present.
@@davisphillips7927 I did....It was what was called the molded lead frame connector..This is the most common issue with any ford with a 6r80 transmission...It's the electronic piece that has the input and output speed sensors built ino it...I is bolted onto the undersided of the valve body...What happens is if the speed sensors aren't getting voltage,the system will not send signal to the throttle body what to do ro what not to do considering the tps is built into it...I bought the dorman piece,,was somewhere around 150 bucks and paid my transmission guy to do it...Then he had to reprogram the tranny....Piece may also be called the transmission control module but lead frame connector is what the part is called...I hope this helps.
I was really hoping for a much simpler solution. Changing out the throttle body is super easy and takes less than 5 mins. I figured they’re be some kind of spray or foam you can apply to the throttle plate and that’s it. But maybe it is about time I replace the tb.
Yeah that makes sense. The odd thing is I took the connector off and sprayed it with electronic cleaner and it’s been running fine. I haven’t had it do it again. What I don’t want is it happening while I’m out in town or in the middle of the freeway. But I also don’t want to buy it, if I don’t need it. Im going to take it off tomorrow and spray it down but I’ll most likely buy the part and keep it in my truck and if it does it again, I’ll switch it out there and then.
I saw that. Did I see they’re offering free 2 month subscriptions in the mean time. I would guess it’s going to be a while before that’s resolved. Bad situation, in every way.
I get what you’re saying. I think most people, myself included, when they have a specific problem just want to know what the fix is. The thing about modern cars is you rarely see the same problem twice. I try to give people enough information that they can diagnose it themselves and have an idea what things should look like or how they’re suppose to work. When you have the exact same code, exact same problem, you’re right, you only need about twenty seconds of this video.
Nothing like a pro explaining how to accurately diagnose a fault in a customer's vehicle no guesswork no waste of time just going straight to the offending part and done kudos to shop talk
Going to be changing mine too I think, exact same symptoms, car cuts out when the Revs are high and moving along. Code shown is this code. I've taken it off and cleaned it, but no good. Shall be buying a new one soon
So is it the throttle body?
So, replacing the throttle body was the solution???.
Great video, saved me a ton of time and money for an easy fix, thanks!!
Glad it helped!
Have you experienced this issue without it setting a DTC?
I have a 2012 F150 3.5, had 3 events that drop to limp mode from cruise speed, get the maintenance wrench icon, no MIL light or stored codes, clears with restart.
Nice explanation of throttle movement for us 3.5 boosters
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
sir, great video and saved me a lot of money for a very simple fix. i'm now a new sub
Thanks! And welcome.
I just repaired a 17 expedition with exact same issues.
I have a 2017 expedition. So I just change the throttle body?
@JOSERIZALADVENTURES if that’s what’s wrong with it, yes.
I have a 2012 f150 5.0 going 65 on freeway all the sudden the speed drops to 0. The only message I got was low oil pressure turned off turned back on it barely accelerated. Dealership and mechanics have no clue what is. Can it be the tb?
Sounds alot like when i blew mine up😂
Hey there..I put a brand ndw throttle body in my 2014 mustand 3.7 v6....The car was doing everything that the ford tb issues had including wrench coming on,,losing all throttle response,speedo going to zero,limp mode,,3rd and 4th gear like starts..Then i could pull over,shut car off for a few ,,restart car and issue gone...But issue daily came and went so I put the new tb in....Put the brand new throttle body in and the issues never changed....With the new throttle body,Im getting a p2112 code saying the tb acutator is stuck closed....We did a computer reset after the new tb with a matco scanner....Maybe we missed a vital procedure? Is this normal to get a p2112 code with a brand new throttle body? I don't know what to do...I'm at a loss..
And when I say car was having issues Im saying you hit the throttle and the car does absolutely NOTHING but sit at about 1500 rpms flatlining without going up...At idle it was normal. Like throttle not working.
If the only code you’re getting if P2112, it almost has to be seeing an issue with the throttle body. You didn’t miss any steps, you usually just bolt on a throttle body and you’re good to go. If a throttle body didn’t fix it I’d be wondering about an issue with the wiring or the connectors.
@@CarShopTalk Thanks for getting back to me...Right before I sent this message the car pulled up codes for the input and output speed sensors for the transmission and possibly one for the crank sensor for the first time...But understand that we've run the codes on this vehicle several times over the last four thousand miles or so and this is the first time these codes have shown up amidst the throttle issue..We've done a complete reset on the computer in the past too....Any way that a crank sensor could force a throttle body to get stuck closed? And if it were the speed sensors causing it,wouldnt the codes for those have shown up in the past? And we've pulled codes 6 or so times over the last few months. never any of those. codes until now.
@@atgn70 Did you ever get this fixed? I'm having the same issue with my 2017 expedition. I replaced the ETB and cleared KAM and the P2112 is still present.
@@davisphillips7927 I did....It was what was called the molded lead frame connector..This is the most common issue with any ford with a 6r80 transmission...It's the electronic piece that has the input and output speed sensors built ino it...I is bolted onto the undersided of the valve body...What happens is if the speed sensors aren't getting voltage,the system will not send signal to the throttle body what to do ro what not to do considering the tps is built into it...I bought the dorman piece,,was somewhere around 150 bucks and paid my transmission guy to do it...Then he had to reprogram the tranny....Piece may also be called the transmission control module but lead frame connector is what the part is called...I hope this helps.
Can this also feel like the transmission is sleeping when this happens?
Not usually. Normally with a slipping transmission the RPM comes up as clutch starts slipping, sometime accompanied by a shudder.
I was really hoping for a much simpler solution. Changing out the throttle body is super easy and takes less than 5 mins. I figured they’re be some kind of spray or foam you can apply to the throttle plate and that’s it. But maybe it is about time I replace the tb.
Usually the issue is in the plastic gears on the side that move the throttle plate. Gear teeth start wearing.
Yeah that makes sense. The odd thing is I took the connector off and sprayed it with electronic cleaner and it’s been running fine. I haven’t had it do it again. What I don’t want is it happening while I’m out in town or in the middle of the freeway. But I also don’t want to buy it, if I don’t need it. Im going to take it off tomorrow and spray it down but I’ll most likely buy the part and keep it in my truck and if it does it again, I’ll switch it out there and then.
@@anthonyramirez1757 that is odd and would definitely make a guy wonder if it was an issue with the connector.
Haha yeah and also wonder if it’s going to happend anytime soon to me. I’ll keep you posted though.
Brother great video. You need more subscribers
Thanks!
Yes hormw do u replace it
The throttle body? It’s usually four 8mm bolts and one or two electrical connectors. It’s a pretty simple repair.
FYI. Forscan posted no more subscriptions since the banks locked out their accounts ( Russian) hope he can find an alternative.
I saw that. Did I see they’re offering free 2 month subscriptions in the mean time. I would guess it’s going to be a while before that’s resolved. Bad situation, in every way.
You can buy the year subscription again, I just got mine today. Costs 12$
@@cotytaylor4029 that’s good to know. I hadn’t checked lately.
All I care about is fixing it. Don’t need all this explanation
I get what you’re saying. I think most people, myself included, when they have a specific problem just want to know what the fix is. The thing about modern cars is you rarely see the same problem twice. I try to give people enough information that they can diagnose it themselves and have an idea what things should look like or how they’re suppose to work. When you have the exact same code, exact same problem, you’re right, you only need about twenty seconds of this video.
Wow.
this info is very valuable bc it helps you narrow down the problem. this video wasn’t meant for fixing