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Electronic Throttle Control problem solved? - Jeep Wrangler Forum The ETC light only came on every couple of months instead of every day Recently the ETC light started coming on every couple of weeks I found that the alternator seems to get pretty hot and it is located only 6 or 7 inches from the throttle position sensor
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