Before the car is up to temperature, it idles fine and takes throttle input with no issues. What does happen though, is that lifting off causes a very sharp drop-off in revs, making smooth gear-changes a bit more tricky. I know this shouldn't really be happening. AFAIK the car isn't down on power when cold but could well be as I never rag it from cold anyway.
The car developed running issues when cold very shortly after I first purchased it. These went away after fitting a new CTS and a new ICV. I also have what I think is a good TPS from my other 306 that ran absolutely perfectly fitted which I also was using over the winter to try to diagnose cold-running sluggishness.
All of the above worked and the car has been fine but this slight drop-off in revs was still bugging me but then the car came off the road for a fair bit.
Could this possibly be lambda-related? I've seen another thread regarding being down on power from cold which got me thinking. I'm not sure what other sensors could be affecting this.
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