2005 TF lost IDLE yesterday, after having drunk my coffee while at next village
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Posted 1 year 2 months ago #204054
Is the engine idling now ?
2003 TF 135 sunstorm
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Posted 1 year 2 months ago #204073
Sorry, nothing new by now...
And I feel like a child having upset the butterfly screw... Forums saying it was a really bad idea!!!!!
I only wanted to get more air coming in!!!!
And I feel like a child having upset the butterfly screw... Forums saying it was a really bad idea!!!!!
I only wanted to get more air coming in!!!!
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Posted 1 year 2 months ago #204074
How much did you adjust the screw by ?
2003 TF 135 sunstorm
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Posted 1 year 2 months ago #204086
Blindly, indeed! Not even worse nor better, though...
Ooops! I didn't any changes because I only touched the black cap of the screw... which appears stuck (waiting for WD40 job)!
But I had an attempt inserting a shim set wedge that allowed the idle with the connected breather hose...............
Ooops! I didn't any changes because I only touched the black cap of the screw... which appears stuck (waiting for WD40 job)!
But I had an attempt inserting a shim set wedge that allowed the idle with the connected breather hose...............
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Posted 1 year 2 months ago #204186Should I have had to order a full reset of the fault codes, by the way?
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Posted 1 year 1 month ago #204258
Can someone tell me about the size of the alloy headcover bore?
Although done two VVC headgasket changes, I can't even remember!
> just been told the hole was only 1 or 2mm thin! So definitely, no way to get the same required airflow coming that way!
Although done two VVC headgasket changes, I can't even remember!
> just been told the hole was only 1 or 2mm thin! So definitely, no way to get the same required airflow coming that way!
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Posted 1 year 1 month ago #204279
MAYBE SOLVED THIS EVENING....
I came back to the mechanic who got me the faults diag, asked him to clear them, drove 10mns the the country roads, came again to get the new faults list, but there was none.
Nothing changed at that point, kept the breather disconnected to drive home... Few hours later, while moving the car into the barn, I felt like the idle was higher... and could reconnect the little hose without stalling.
Magical!
Has the clearing of the EKU errors forced it to relearn better setting?
As I was advised on "http://www.rovermg.fr"
Wondering by now whether the canister could have had some bad effects because of the heat?
______________ Cheers, Olivier _______________
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I came back to the mechanic who got me the faults diag, asked him to clear them, drove 10mns the the country roads, came again to get the new faults list, but there was none.
Nothing changed at that point, kept the breather disconnected to drive home... Few hours later, while moving the car into the barn, I felt like the idle was higher... and could reconnect the little hose without stalling.
Magical!
Has the clearing of the EKU errors forced it to relearn better setting?
As I was advised on "http://www.rovermg.fr"
Wondering by now whether the canister could have had some bad effects because of the heat?
______________ Cheers, Olivier _______________
Unable to find where to mention the post as "solved"
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