Engine problems (still)
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Engine problems (still)
Hi, my mr2 mk1 engine is just taking the p*** now, I have replaced, spark plugs, ht leads, distributor cap, ignition module, coil pack, oil and oil filter, fuel filter and alternator.
Basically when idling it goes down to 500 rpm, is there an idle control valve that can be adjusted or would it be something else?
It is also very difficult to get it to rev from idle.
Anybody got any ideas what might be causing this?
Basically when idling it goes down to 500 rpm, is there an idle control valve that can be adjusted or would it be something else?
It is also very difficult to get it to rev from idle.
Anybody got any ideas what might be causing this?
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Re: Engine problems (still)
Hi mate there is an idle control valve on the mk2 not sure on yours sorry , Try a pm to Jimi . And good luck.
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My daughters Fiesta was having some strange moments, it would rev when gear changing and the idle was a bit erratic too, I got some electrical contact cleaner and sprayed all the multi and single plugs that go onto different components on the engine. The car now runs like new again, it may work for you ???
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Re: Engine problems (still)
I'm no expert, but is there an idle speed screw?
Have you tried to google "how to adjust idle on mr2 mk1"?
Have you tried to google "how to adjust idle on mr2 mk1"?
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Re: Engine problems (still)
Thanks for the replies
How do I actually check for air leaks? I'm never really sure on that.
Doesn't the engine light have to be on for their to be an error code?chefey wrote:Have you checked for error codes, and try checking for air leaks.
How do I actually check for air leaks? I'm never really sure on that.
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Re: Engine problems (still)
MRHAPPY62 wrote:Hi mate there is an idle control valve on the mk2 not sure on yours sorry , Try a pm to Jimi . And good luck.
I've googled it and I think there is I'll have a fiddle this weekend_Al_ wrote:I'm no expert, but is there an idle speed screw?
Have you tried to google "how to adjust idle on mr2 mk1"?
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Re: Engine problems (still)
Oh cool, Ill give that a go, its a fairy simple thing to tryfirebobby wrote:My daughters Fiesta was having some strange moments, it would rev when gear changing and the idle was a bit erratic too, I got some electrical contact cleaner and sprayed all the multi and single plugs that go onto different components on the engine. The car now runs like new again, it may work for you ???
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Re: Engine problems (still)
The idle adjust screw is on the top of the throttle body facing upwards.
It could also be that the TPS needs adjusting. This sensor is on the side of the throttle body held in by two screws that are a pain in the **** to adjust while the throttle body is still attached.
It could also be that the TPS needs adjusting. This sensor is on the side of the throttle body held in by two screws that are a pain in the **** to adjust while the throttle body is still attached.