Have the dealer check the throttle by wire system.
There are three basic components in electronic throttle control that may be causing that problem.
* A position sensor on the accelerator pedal (actually there are 2 or 3 position sensors for redundancy).
* An electronically-controlled throttle body with a small electric motor to open/close the throttle (most use reduction gears to rotate the throttle shaft).
* A control module (the PCM or a separate ETC module that talks to the PCM via the CAN-bus or serial data link)
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