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Idle problem


Adam Kindness

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i think it may be nothing.... but just want other opinions :conf:

 

 

driving in town this morning.... slowing to a stop to turn right across a lane of traffic..... noticed the stereo and aeriel got down.... looked down .... nothing..... car had cut out. Tried starting, nope. So (luckily car was a on a fairly big bit of down hill) rolled the car and parked up on the left, tried again... nope. Popped the bonnet and noticed the +ve lead was off.... (car was just out of the body shop) so, i popped it back on as best i could there and then.... BUT the car wouldnt idle....... i drove it about 500m to my work, holding the revs with brake and gas when needed.... then as i eventually lifted off the revs dropped and stuttered, but didnt cutout... moved the power steering a bit... still no cut but seemed to stabalise it. Cut the power and restarted... no problem

 

 

IS it just the ECU re-learning?

 

every other time i've had the battery off it has not done this? :baa:

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Guest Martin F
Originally posted by Adam Kindness

 

 

IS the just the ECU re-learning?

 

 

Yes. If it's still like that after 10 - 20 miles or so then worry about it.

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just so you know the reason it stabilised when moving power steering was due to the air bypass vv that operates when the steering is moved and allows air to bypass the throttle so that you dont stall when turning at low speeds

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