DTC help

Ok, I got a P8652 Mickey Pulse Not Detected.
Can anyone help me with that one? I Googled it and it has something to do with the throttle body so I took a pic of it in case it helps clear things up.

Your Cheese Block has gone bad. Clean out the Mickey Pulse Trap, replace Cheese Block, clear codes.

Dont forget to debug the system.... or was it demouse?...

What a stupid mouse. I always train mine to back in so they don't get stuck. Properly trained they work better than seafoam.

Talk about inventing a better mouse trap.

A buddy of mine (not terribly bright) said "Wow! What are the chances of that!? The mouse was RIGHT THERE when the throttle was closed. Wonder why he was sitting THERE?"
I said, well, I dont' think he was sitting there. I think he was sleeping in his home, the air filter box. What you are seeing is a result of WOT baby!

So, having found things like that myself on occasion, how far did you jump when you pulled the intake hose off?

Must have been a helluva wakeup for ol' Mickey, there.

RRRRR-shake-shake
Huh? Wah..?!
ZWIP thunk ZWIIIIIIP THUNK skrutch

Eternal blackness

Throttle Body Rodent Injection is so 1980's. Upgrade to a Direct Rodent Injection system or a Mousasquirt.

Streetwiseguy wrote: So, having found things like that myself on occasion, how far did you jump when you pulled the intake hose off?

I didn't jump as far as when I found the snake under a hood, but I didn't feel as sick when I saw what was left of a possim that was asleep in a serp belt when the owner started it. That was NASTY!!!!

WAY back in the day, I had a '33 Plymouth Coupe with a SBC. Went to start it one morning and heard this ungodly howl under the hood. Quickly shut it down and opened the hood to discover a healthy, but scared E36 M3less, kitten on the intake manifold. How he could have made that much noise was amazing. Had that cat for years after wards.

Damn, the first thing I thought was Mousasquirt. Pinchy beat me too it.

... and I thought only Chevy had Mouse Motors

What's worse than finding a mouse in your engine?

Finding half a mouse.

Mouse mechanic says, "Ok, crank it!"