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Etc Fault?

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#1

ok so I own a fg xr6t zf sedan... it currently has 314rwk.

So ive been having issues with the ETC fault popping up when giving it the boot, jumping on and off the throttle.

Ive taken it back to the tuners who did the tune and its yet to be resolved..No fault codes show up either.

so im looking at any feedback on the forum to find out if anyone has experienced the problem and what they did to solve it would be of great help..

#2

My bog stock car did this the other day too.

Not sure what the solution is but I am subscribing to see if anyone comes up with something.

#3
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yes would be interesting to see how others have fixed this issue!

#4

Possible pedal module fault.. I take it,its very intermittant?

#5
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It happens now and then and at different throttle applications... faulty tps sensor perhaps?

#6

You may be overlooking a simple thing. Your ETC maybe lighting up simply because your wheels are slipping. The ETC sensor is basically ABS in reverse. As soon as one of the sensors detect one wheel spinning faster than ther other it assumes your are loosing traction.

It takes very little to light my rears up and the Maxis tyres I have do not squeel when they spin. Yours may be the same.

I am not trying to be a smart@rse or tell you how to suck eggs, but you said it happens at different throttle apps but also said it pops up when giving it the boot so unless I am missing something......... :3gears:

#7

Fixed by trading it in :pleasantry:

#8
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but ouldnt that be a traction control issue and not a ETC fault issue?

RHR haha yeah bet that solved it

#9

ETC fault makes my car sound cammed. lol

#10
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lol.... does it happen to urs also?

Im thinking I might need to replace the TPS and see if that solves anything

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