Technical  Sticy Accelerator

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Technical  Sticy Accelerator

BJFrancis

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Recently I bought a 2007 new Doblo which now has 330 miles on the clock. On two occasions in one day when the vehicle was stationary the engine revved to 4500 revs for 30 secs, gradually dying over 20 secs to usual 900 rev tickover. The accelerator pedal was not jammed or wedged in any way.

Has anyone else experienced anything similar? According to the dealer, I must have trapped the pedal in the carpet, which I did not do. They require the car back for 2 days for tests as they say they are not aware of any problem.
 
Recently I bought a 2007 new Doblo which now has 330 miles on the clock. On two occasions in one day when the vehicle was stationary the engine revved to 4500 revs for 30 secs, gradually dying over 20 secs to usual 900 rev tickover. The accelerator pedal was not jammed or wedged in any way.

Has anyone else experienced anything similar? According to the dealer, I must have trapped the pedal in the carpet, which I did not do. They require the car back for 2 days for tests as they say they are not aware of any problem.
Hello bjfrancis, I had this problem on my Scudo van, the Fiat dealer said they must have bent a bracket during the service they had just done. Piffle!!!! It re-occured many times afterwards.
I found the problem was due to the throttle damper pot on top of the pump, this damper had been sticking momentarily.
If you put a drop of oil on it every now and again it will fix it. (assuming the Doblo has one)
 
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