95 disco no idle
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95 disco no idle
my disco will not idle, i suspect the idle valve or signal
i have replaced the plugs/rotor/cap/wires, ign mod, msd coil, o2 sensors, maf and upper head set
the timing is off a hair, but i dont have my tools with me
i guess my next trick will be get the tiing right and then check the base idle
70k 95 disco1 3.9
thanks
i have replaced the plugs/rotor/cap/wires, ign mod, msd coil, o2 sensors, maf and upper head set
the timing is off a hair, but i dont have my tools with me
i guess my next trick will be get the tiing right and then check the base idle
70k 95 disco1 3.9
thanks
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RE: 95 disco no idle
If it just flat out will not idle but will run if you hold your foot on the gas then it is your idle control valve, also known as the stepper motor.
www.atlanticbritish.com
http://www.roverparts.com/Parts/ERR5199.cfm
Take your out and clean it with carb cleaner, also clean the whole are that it goes in.
www.atlanticbritish.com
http://www.roverparts.com/Parts/ERR5199.cfm
Take your out and clean it with carb cleaner, also clean the whole are that it goes in.
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RE: 95 disco no idle
First off, I don't disagree with folks just to disagree with the-in spite of how it might seem at times!
I love these stupid trucks and like to think I have a good handle on what makes them tick.
The issue is that if you have a vacuum leak, you're not getting enough fuel into the combustion chambers at idle. When you open the throttle, the ECU pumps enough fuel to overcome the air leak and the engine smooths out.
IAC valves are probably second only to oxygen sensors for replacement of good parts!
I once did a head job on a truck where I had the exact same problem. I finally pulled the upper plenum off, cleaned it up, applied a nice even coat of high-tack and away we went!
I love these stupid trucks and like to think I have a good handle on what makes them tick.
The issue is that if you have a vacuum leak, you're not getting enough fuel into the combustion chambers at idle. When you open the throttle, the ECU pumps enough fuel to overcome the air leak and the engine smooths out.
IAC valves are probably second only to oxygen sensors for replacement of good parts!
I once did a head job on a truck where I had the exact same problem. I finally pulled the upper plenum off, cleaned it up, applied a nice even coat of high-tack and away we went!
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