Questions & Answers for: idle speed brakes pressed

...idle speed sensor located on daewoo lanos 2000 idle stepper motor(IAC) controls idle speed it is located on throttle body IDLE LEARN PROCEDURE Whenever the battery cables, the electronic control ...

I press the brake but also keep the revs high with my other foot it doesn't cut out any help would be appreciated. alan SCAN IT AND CHECK THE IDLE SPEED CONTROL.SOUND LIKE IDLE SPEED CONTROL IS FAULTY

It a 2.0i non turbo se convert. the last of the 9000 dew to age. YOUR PROBLEM COULD BE POWER BRAKE BOOSTER LEAKING OR THE NON RETURN VALVE. IDLE SPEED LOW.HAVE IDLE SPEED ADJUSTED.IT SHOULD BE 875 RPM

...speed,to about 45mpr and maintain this until I press the brakes. When coming to a stop, it is almost as if someone is pressing the gas peddle. Before coming to a complete stop, if put in to neutral ...

...speed and all of a sudden my car sounds like there's gear drive or something and my brakes are hard.when I push the brake pedal the idle goes up and down and there's almost no brakes it super hard.I ...

idle speed regardless of temperature or what load is applied by the alternator, power steering or air con. Perhaps there is a fault with the idle air system. It isn't unusual for cars of a certain age

...brake lights when you press on the brakes.. Sounds like your idle speed is a little high. Have someone set your idle speed properly. Hope this helps you this is free help...Please take time to rate ...

why when press brake car shut off Maybe the idle speed is too low. When you step on the brake, the extra load from the brake lites lowers the idle speed too much. Good Luck

...CAN HERE WHAT SOUNDS LIKE AN AIR LEAK AND THE TRUCKS TRIES TO DIE. Your brake booster is powered by vacuum, so the air noise is required for function. Check the engine setup, mixture, idle speed,

...speed when I step on brake engine idle go up and down take foot off its stopi Highly possible brake booster has,failed. You can pinch off the vacuum line and press on the brakes if idle does not ...