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Originally Posted by Crazirich
HA, i took the IAC off, cleaned it and its fine now... it had a good carbon build up in it
-lesson here is to read what others have said first, no point in repeating what others have said 10 times in a thread lol |
Sorry, I hope that didn't come off as rude....nice welcome to what is actually a great board :tup
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Yes there is! Its POST MONTH!!!
We must as many posts as possible! |
Just like this!!!
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"He had it fixed by post five lol....
-lesson here is to read what others have said first, no point in repeating what others have said 10 times in a thread lol" ya that was a lil rude..i was giving others insite incase they research the problem in the future |
Well I stuck my foot in my mouth...literally...I didn't read it was your first post until AFTER I replied. That's why I apologized right after. The wandering idle has so many possible cause we should make this thread a sticky so that whenever someone finds a new reason they can let everyone else know...fords :rolleyes: :laughhard
again, welcome aboard :tup |
no need to apologize...not a big deal..i was throwing sarcasm around...thanks for the invite...
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Originally Posted by wiplash
Cleaning the iac is probably a safe bet and couldn't hurt.
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Originally Posted by SHELBY-DAYTONA-COUP
it could have a vacum leak and that would cause wandering idle and might cause the map sensor to change peramiters makeing it run rich or lean.
Sometimes the nice thing about a vacuum leak is the suction noise that it make helps you find it.... |
Originally Posted by krazpny
ive had previous problems with my old 5.0l and checked the iac and didnt do anything...turned out it was the maf ...by the way im a newbie here..first time posting long time driving
I will definatley be cleaning the MAF as well when i toss in the k&n i have |
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