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What you’re describing is a typical symptom of the throttle control motor going bad. On the ’98 and newer models you have an electric motor attached to the side of the throttle body which controls the opening and closing of the butterfly as opposed to the older and more reliable method of using a direct cable. The electric motor retails for just for around $160 last time I checked. Let us know how it goes.

Can you tell me where is this located?

First My Brake Wear Light came on, so I replace my front brake pads with after market pads. Now when I apply the brakes I get a pulsation pump on the brake peddle, I have replace the front right brake sensor. Then I replace the front rotors with after market rotors. I am still getting that pulsation pump on the brakes when I apply them. Ther no ABS light on. Can anyone tell me what is the problem is, do I need to replace the brakes pads with lexus pads?