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ukmastiff

ukmastiff

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Arent HT leads and related components supposed to be prime for that ? Also I think my cars idle went dicky when I needed a new MAF , the car ran superbly after the recon MAF was fitted. I'm sure the real experts will be along soon :p Regards Mas
 
Would the Idle Air Control Valve be sticking perhaps... ? It gunges up with gunk and sticks. I think it is under the manifold .. Take it off and soak both ports with carb cleaner and leave overnight to eat up the gunk.. Clean out with a compressed air line and refit....! I dont have experience of this myself but my old 2ltr Cav would do this on a regular basis... ! As said above an S2 expert will be along soon....[;)]
 
I had this exact problem and it was a split in the air hose that went into the back of the idle control valve. It's very well hidden under the intake manifold. Easier to feel than to see.
 
Hi Guys,

Having probs with my 44, the car is hunting and idling badly and now is cutting out when i stop at the lights?????
just had a service with new oil and new air filter. the ldle is very low indeed.
thanks jas.
 
ORIGINAL: ukmastiff Arent HT leads and related components supposed to be prime for that ? Also I think my cars idle went dicky when I needed a new MAF , the car ran superbly after the recon MAF was fitted. I'm sure the real experts will be along soon :p Regards Mas
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Its an AFM not a MAF [;)]
 
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