Gas Self-Incident in 206 Vehicles

The vehicle is lpg. Does the lpg injector contaminated make this happen? The vehicle gives gas to itself on its head, like a cruse control. the tachometer is based on 3000 revolutions even when the gear is idle and I press the brake. I could not solve the problem in any way, I would appreciate if anybody who shared before shared his knowledge.

note: the problem is not related to the gas pedal installation.
The contact of the mat is out of the question. (mat changed)

There is nothing to do with injecterlor

[QUOTE = ZP105] has nothing to do with injector [/ QUOTE]

I don't know about the vehicle 2000 model RG throttle. the firm is already closed. My master looked at the butterfly said clean, I made the gas adjustment (calibration) but still the problem continues.

leak the vehicle 8 sensors check the sensors on the butterfly wire and clean the plugs well and check the wires.

[QUOTE = ZP105] leak the vehicle to check the sensors on the 8-valve throttle wire. Click on the cables and check the cables [/ QUOTE]

Let's see if I get the salary

[QUOTE = rolandgarros] [QUOTE = ZP105] leak the vehicle, check the sensors on the 8-valve butterfly wire, click the plug and check the cables [/ QUOTE]

Let's see if I get the salary
[/ QUOTE] If this is what you are familiar with, what you have written is that the master does not buy money, so press it, remove your air filter, you can check and clean it by yourself.

okay, thank you for the info ZP105

Perform throat butterfly cleaning first, if it does not, check idling motor. That's what I was told, it was resolved by cleaning.

[QUOTE = _ali_] Clean throat butterfly first, if it does not, check idle motor. That's what I was told, it was resolved by cleaning. [/ QUOTE]