Stalling at stopping , high idle speed and fuel trim is at -100 poor fuel economy , the mass air meter shows very poor voltage but I have all the acceleration I need .it shifts fine unless I'm braking and then I have to stand on the the brakes , in warm weather it does ok but in cold weather it stalls , like I said the scan tool shows no voltatage reading live data but when I check the plugs and harness I have voltage where I should ? I am at a loss and the customer is ****** now he is doubting my ability and I'm starting to question myself please help
SOURCE: jeep wrangler stalls out
check idle air control, tps & map sensor. As usual with electronics, test test test before buying anything/
SOURCE: engine stalls after cold start-up & release from high speed idle
I had a similar problem. I found the filter cartridge below the pcv valve had carboned up, and after the crank case pressurized, oil was forced out the pcv supply line to the throttle body. The idle air control valve solenoid got oil in it and caused my problem, but only when it was cold. The pcv cartridge is accessed by removing the pcv valve and the rubber fitting that the pcv valve mounts in. It can then be fished out with a pick set, and it is a pain because you can't see it, but you can get you hand back there. I hope this helps you.
SOURCE: 98 Astro Van,when warm hesitating, stalling
WELL YOU CHANGED ALMOST EVERY THING EXCEPT IGNITION CONTROL MODULE........
SOURCE: 2001 ford explorer sport,6 cylinder,rough idle and
If there is a Auto Zone around your area, have them scan the Explorer for any DTC codes since it's fee of charge. But in the mean time buy a can of MAF cleaner and follow the instructions and also buy a can of Trottle body cleaner and follow the instructions on the can. Clean the MAF and the Throttle body, also try to get the Idle Air Control falve cleaned too which is on the throttle body. So use up the whole can of Throttle body cleaner and it would not hurt to use two cans. Once everything is cleaned that should fix the problem, the other thing to that would cause your poor idle and stalling is a bad or dirty EGR valve which can be cleaned with Carburetor cleaner since it's stronger then the Throttle body cleaner, just remove the EGR and spray the Carbon build away and place back in place. Note: the Carb cleaner is to strong for the gaskets used on the throttle body so don't use it on the throttle body. Good luck and this should help get your Explorer running 100% soon.
SOURCE: 2002 vw passat....starts fine and drives
It appears that your brake booster system has a major vacuum leak which is causing the engine to go lean and stall. Check the hose between the intake manifold and the brake booster. It may be cracked or loose causing outside air to enter the hose when the brake is applied.
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