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So...i have a fiesta zetec s, its a diesel 1.6 59plate, i normally drove to work this morning takes about 10 minutes stopped the car still no problems but as soon as i put it into neutral and took my feet off the pedals it reved up continuously and didnt stop, so i turned the engine straight off, left it a minute turned it back on an it was fine! Very strange anyone had something like this before? Thanks charlotte

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    Did the engine red line and stayed there before you turned it off?

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    Yes it was on red when i tuned it off but was most probibly there for 2seconds, thanks

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    And your pedals were mot stuck under the foot mat? How much miles on the car but? Is this the first time it's happened?

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    No mats wernt stuck, its at 48k miles and nope never happened before.

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    Turbo or injector probably

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    More likely to be an accelerator pedal sensor than a turbo or injector. Has it done it again since?

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    No hasnt done it again yet

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    Sounds like there is some kind of oil leak somewhere. Can't be sure though but what I suggest is to have a look under the engine cover for any obvious oil or diesel leaks

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