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brummiesxi

posted on 20th Nov 04 at 16:10

did this but the car just kept stalling, do i need to dissconect the batt for a bit to clear the ecu?


Dave A

posted on 20th Nov 04 at 15:51

just wind it back as far as possible. the engine will rev high when u first start it up but it wil automaticly set to the right place.
:thumbs:


brummiesxi

posted on 20th Nov 04 at 15:30

right, drove my car last night and it was pretty smoth, but the revs are not backing off as they should, revs stay high when i change gear.
then this morning car wouldnt start without giving it sum gas. bummer. had a look in the haynes but no mention on how to set the correct length on the i.c.v anyone no?

[Edited on 20-11-2004 by brummiesxi]


brummiesxi

posted on 19th Nov 04 at 17:44

have just spent the last 3 hours cleaning and setting it up to run properly!
running sweet as a nut now tho


Greasemonkey

posted on 19th Nov 04 at 16:33

My GSI done it on the first touch of the brakes, it normal, but if it does it all the time its not so normal, As 3CM says its all about the vaccum


3CorsaMeal

posted on 19th Nov 04 at 16:11

yeah, a tiny leak/hole/crack will usually close up as the engine warms up and expands


dan.payne

posted on 19th Nov 04 at 16:10

mine does this wen the cars cold?


3CorsaMeal

posted on 19th Nov 04 at 15:57

quote:
Originally posted by Greasemonkey
Sounds like a vacum leak in the vacume system, as you brake your using vacum from the vacum system and if its leaking the revs drop


its all about the vaccum :cool:


RichR

posted on 19th Nov 04 at 15:54

make sure when u put the ICV back on to set the lenght - it ahs to be correctly set - dimensions are in the haynes manual


Greasemonkey

posted on 19th Nov 04 at 15:42

Sounds like a vacum leak in the vacume system, as you brake your using vacum from the vacum system and if its leaking the revs drop


brummiesxi

posted on 19th Nov 04 at 15:40

right, ive took the icv off and im gonna attempt to clean it!
looks like a sealed unit tho, anyone got any tips?


brummiesxi

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 19th Nov 04 at 15:00

my cars idling fine @1000rpm, but when im pulling up at junctions ect, the revs drop really low like its gonna stall!
its a 1.2 16v, idle controll valve problem?