Codes P1125 and P2138 on 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix

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Asked by Jerry Mar 01, 2015 at 03:12 PM about the 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT1

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Get reduced engine power and traction control warning lights.  I've replace the pedal/position sensor and throttle body.

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P1125 - Throttle Position Sensor Intermittent P2138 - Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor Circuit Looks like MAP sensor ... The Manifold Absolute Pressure sensor (MAP sensor)

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Don't think it is the MAP but I pulled it off to check it. Came apart as I was pulling it out. Will replace and see. Had a lot of oily residue on the inside components.

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MAP replaced. Still the same codes and reduced engine power and traction control warning lights. I can clear the codes but the come right back up when I put it in reverse.

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I'm having the same problems. Did you ever find a solution? I changed the throttle body and accelerator pedal sensor. didn't fix the issue.

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I have a 2007 Grand Prix special edition. I have been dealing with these problems for about six years. I even took it to a GM dealership and it took them two weeks to figure the problem out. they said it was a circuit or a switch and about six months later low and behold reduced engine power. It doesn't happen all the time but I'm gave up on fixing it be haze not Evan a gm dealership could get it rite. Does anyone have a solution

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I have same problems. I think it's the evap purge selinoid. Located on top of gas tank underneath car. Letting no air flow. That's why it stalls and if u cut car off and take gas cap of crank it up and put gas cap back on it runs fine

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I have replaced throttle body and pedal sensor. Still no fix. But when it stalls on me yall I do this. Cut car off, take gas cap off. Crank car up. Then put gas cap back on. It runs fine for a while. It mostly happens to me when 1/2 tank of gas or less

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Jerry did you solve it yet? I too am in the same position. I replaced my throttle body and it went away for a year...its back.

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Check ignition ground surface. My car would die I would unhook battery and hook it back up and car start up again no problems then 10min …..30min. 1hr later did it randomly do it again

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