bencrystal55
Fluence Throttle Problems
Summary of the thread
A 2009 Renault Fluence owner reported issues with increased fuel consumption and difficulty starting the engine, suspecting throttle problems. The symptoms suggested a potential issue with the throttle valve or accelerator pedal module. A defective throttle position sensor within the module was identified as the cause, leading to incorrect signals to the engine control unit. Replacing the accelerator pedal module resolved the issues.
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bencrystal55 (community.author)
Thanks for the quick response. It idles rough as anything at first, then settles down a bit, but it never really sounds right, you know? Could it be the accelerator pedal module?
elisaschulze1
The accelerator pedal module is indeed a plausible cause, especially given the combined symptoms. A defective throttle position sensor within the module can lead to incorrect signals being sent to the engine control unit, resulting in poor starting and increased fuel consumption. I would recommend having a workshop perform a diagnostic check.
bencrystal55 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice. I took it to a mechanic, and you were spot on. Defective accelerator pedal module it was. Got it replaced for 205€ and it seems to have sorted the issues out.
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elisaschulze1
Good day. The symptoms you describe suggest a potential issue with the throttle valve or associated components. Does the engine idle smoothly once started, or does it fluctuate erratically?