Ford Mustang: Ford stalls, wont idle
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teamdebus@webtv.net
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Ford stalls, wont idle
Howdy:
I have a 85 LTD CV, that stalls and wont idle. Its TBI's
vacuum-activated, throttle positioner's plunger, can be extended about
1/8" with a MityVac. Is this 1/8" a correct setting? Or, should it
move further?
Can anyone tell me how to test the solenoid that controls the vacuum to
the positioner? The solenoid has two wires attached to it. Where does
the signal(s) that controls the solenoid, originate?
I haven't any manuals or troubleshooting charts for this problem, but
I'm hoping that some readers here, have encountered this problem, and
are willing to share their solutions.
Thanks
TD
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Re: Ford stalls, wont idle
Sounds like the diaphragm in your Carb is shot. VERY common problem.
Check out the 5.0/5.8 Tech Forum on the Crown Vic website. GREAT bunch of
folks there! VERY knowledgeable as well.
http://www.crownvic.net/ubbthreads/postlist.php?Cat=&Board=UBB24
Tell them P71_Interceptor (ERIC) sent ya! :>)
ERIC
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teamdebus@webtv.net
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Re: Ford stalls, wont idle
Carb? No, it's fuel injected. The thingy that's supposed to kick (or
stop) the throttle lever, doesn't move more than a fraction of an inch,
with applied vacuum. Ergo, no idle.
Does anyone know of a DIY limp-home trick, to get around this
malfunction?
TD
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Re: Ford stalls, wont idle
>From: teamdebus
Be sure to check and clean the EGR valve along with the spacer ports. This
was/is a problem and will cause a stall along with a rough idle.
Good Luck
TIM -aka-
COM
http://www.PonyPerformance.com
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teamdebus@webtv.net
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Re: Ford stalls, wont idle
Howdy:
Our CV is back on the road. The old, idle speed screw trick, should
keep it running until the new throttle positioner arrives.
TD
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