unstable idle neeeeeddd helpppp
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unstable idle neeeeeddd helpppp
im having idle problems with my 93 fd it was runnin perfectly fine then i went outta town for a cupla weeks and when i came bak it started giving me trouble it drops low and if im in neutral the car will just shut off and i have to restart, can anyone tell me wots going on becuz im a new owner and i dont know much about these cars yet
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i havnt cheked it, where is it located, how do i chek it? i just installed the hks high flow intake system cuz the filter was all filthy and i thought it would make a difference but it didnt do anythin
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Originally Posted by kwik_1
i havnt cheked it, where is it located, how do i chek it? i just installed the hks high flow intake system cuz the filter was all filthy and i thought it would make a difference but it didnt do anythin
you gotta be joking me...
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someone please help this guy!!!
ok .. here's my say... first drive it around... put some fresh gas in it. if that doesn't work try raising the idle a bit.. there's a couple of ways to do it. One is by the air bleed screw near the bottom on the TB(throttle body) or use the lock nut part on the TB that holds the butterflies open.
try fresh gas first though.. you said it was sitting for a couple of week right?
BTW: there's no such thing as "idler fluid level"
ok .. here's my say... first drive it around... put some fresh gas in it. if that doesn't work try raising the idle a bit.. there's a couple of ways to do it. One is by the air bleed screw near the bottom on the TB(throttle body) or use the lock nut part on the TB that holds the butterflies open.
try fresh gas first though.. you said it was sitting for a couple of week right?
BTW: there's no such thing as "idler fluid level"
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spark - Replace spark plugs & check wires for cracks and the metal thing inside isn't broken and that it snaps on to the plug (check for snap noise).
air - check for loose or disconnected vacuum hoses. adjust idle screws if necessary. check and adjust TPS if necessary.
fuel - were the plugs wet when you removed them? ...flooding problem. is fuel pump and injectors ok. Replace fuel filter if unknown when last replaced.
air - check for loose or disconnected vacuum hoses. adjust idle screws if necessary. check and adjust TPS if necessary.
fuel - were the plugs wet when you removed them? ...flooding problem. is fuel pump and injectors ok. Replace fuel filter if unknown when last replaced.
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ok, that didn't Fix whatelse could it be??? this mechanic told me it was the Air Flow sensor i believe..?? its about 800 bucks to get it fixed... is that right???
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Ohhhhhhh! right on.... cuz this guy told me it was a sensor under the intake manifold.. he said i need to take that appart to get to it... is it true???
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Your map sensor is a small box on a bracket on the firewall on the drivers side. There will be one vacuum hose coming up from underneath connecting to the nipple on the bottom of the map. It may say "boost" on top. It often comes off if it has not been tied and if it comes off your car will shake, rattle and roll, if it runs at all.
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I would suggest stop taking your car to any mechanic that does not work on rotaries.
You need to find a good rotary mechanic first. Or you will be wasting your time and money, or worst destroying your car. It could be something as simple as a loose IC coupler but they will telll you "oh, your motor is gone".
You need to find a good rotary mechanic first. Or you will be wasting your time and money, or worst destroying your car. It could be something as simple as a loose IC coupler but they will telll you "oh, your motor is gone".
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