Fault Code P2073 - Throttle Position Correlation
Fault Code P2073 - Throttle Position Correlation
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Sir.Rothschild

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Monday 13th June 2022
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Does anyone know what Fault Code P2073 - Throttle Position Correlation means?  

I have noticed that when accelerating in third or fourth gear above 3,000 RPMs the RPMs suddenly jump to 5,000/6,000 RMPs or so without me pressing the throttle. Have anyone ever experienced this problem/know the fix? This is on a 2011 V12 V manual. 

​​​​​​​Thanks all in advance!

DB9VolanteDriver

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205 months

Monday 13th June 2022
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Sir.Rothschild said:
Does anyone know what Fault Code P2073 - Throttle Position Correlation means?  

I have noticed that when accelerating in third or fourth gear above 3,000 RPMs the RPMs suddenly jump to 5,000/6,000 RMPs or so without me pressing the throttle. Have anyone ever experienced this problem/know the fix? This is on a 2011 V12 V manual. 

???????Thanks all in advance!
Redundant throttle pots on the throttle pedal assembly are indicating different pedal positions. IIRC, one pot reads low to high voltage while the other reads high to low. If the voltages when summed isn’t a constant value, then one or the other is bad.

Sir.Rothschild

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Monday 13th June 2022
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Thanks for the quick reply!! So what is the fix for this, replacement of the throttle pedal assembly?

Also, is that issue connected with that fault code or are they unrelated?