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triggz

posted on 12th Jul 08 at 09:43

Can anyone let me know what i unplugged and how i can sort this problem now i know whats causing it?


triggz

posted on 11th Jul 08 at 15:55

TTT updated!


steve101

posted on 7th Jul 08 at 13:06

Sorry I was thinking Z16XE here, I always get mixed up between the Astra G engine and the Corsa B one.


[Edited on 07-07-2008 by steve101]


Dean_W

posted on 7th Jul 08 at 12:46

Steve, the throttle body isn't at the back of the engine.

It's more down the passenger side of the engine.


triggz

posted on 7th Jul 08 at 12:42

Hi steve Thanks for ur responce but what is a paperclip test? hehe cheers


steve101

posted on 7th Jul 08 at 12:35

A) Yes
B) Paperclip test it?

Throttle Body: It's towards the back of the engine (bulkhead side) The air intake goes directly onto it.

I Don't have a picture to illustrate this, sorry. it's worth getting your girlfriends dad to clean the throttle body mechanism/plate while he's cleaning the IACV.


triggz

posted on 7th Jul 08 at 12:04

Is it worth
A) Asking my g/fs dad to clean the ICV
B) My g/fs dad thinks i should get someone round to plug in a computer and dertimine the problem or
C) Take it to a garage n hope they dont mug me off and fix the problem?

Also is the throttle body the big mian engine part with the ecotec cover on :/

lol thanks for any replies!


Dean_W

posted on 4th Jul 08 at 12:17

ICV won't put the EM light on. ICV is on the throttle body, down the passenger side of the engine.


triggz

posted on 4th Jul 08 at 11:54

Hi thanks for all ur replies! i haven tried driving in the wet yet its been sunny since it started.. also i have no engine management light on. Are these ICV hard to get 2 and remove? and how can i locate the throttle positioning sensor wire?

thanks again!


marklawton

posted on 4th Jul 08 at 09:26

mine does the same aswell. iam just waiting for decent weather when iam off to change the icv


C2RL R

posted on 4th Jul 08 at 08:43

i had these exact symptoms with mine. it was the ICV


Dean_W

posted on 4th Jul 08 at 08:07

My money will be on the idle valve. As above, try cleaning it out first as they build up with crap. I did this, was OK for a week then I had to change it for a new one.


Limecat

posted on 4th Jul 08 at 02:45

Idle jets are only found in cars fitted with carbs, they are not on fuel injected engines.

Also, despite their name, they don't actually control the idle at all, they cater for on/off throttle progression.


DOUG4293

posted on 4th Jul 08 at 02:24

on mine it was the throtle positioning sensor wire , if you pull it to one side and tie rap it, that worked with mine


smirty

posted on 3rd Jul 08 at 20:02

sure he maens idle control valve could be the fault should be on the side of your throttle body try giving it a good clean with carb cleaner maybe possible air flow meter buggered aswell got an managment lights on?


Planty02

posted on 3rd Jul 08 at 19:49

does it happen more in the wet?

Search is temporarily out of use for maintainence I think :boggle:


Planty02

posted on 3rd Jul 08 at 19:48

my old corsa did this once. Turned out to be the HT leads needed replacing. That was a non ectoec engine though


triggz

posted on 3rd Jul 08 at 19:47

ps i tried searching but i cant find the button anywhere i swear it used to be at the top right of each page


triggz

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 3rd Jul 08 at 19:39

OK im in need of some help all of a sudden over the last week my corsa 1.6 ecotec engine has been sometimes struggling to start after being started for awhile, its revs on its own when idle up to 3k sometimes and down to 0.5 & randomly stalling when pulling up at traffic lights n stopping i spoke to a guy at work n he reckons its the idle jets n they need to be cleaned! i cant find out how to do this or what they are does this sound right? :boggle:

im sure im not the only dude this has happend to n i need to get this fixed soon as im going for a 200mile round trip the end of next month and plus it makes me looks like a nob when at traffic lights revving uncontrollably :look:

Thx for any help n suggestions in advance :)

*UPDATE 2*

Ok so i unplugged the sensor below and its seems to be better :) but obviously the sensor is there for a reason is it safe to drive with it unplugged and what can be changed to sort it? engine management light comes on when its unplugged but not when its plugged in so i take it the cable is fine?!?

*UPDATE3*

I solved this problem simply by buying another Sensor for the plug that i unplugged in the pic below! nice n simple and well worth a tenna :thumbs:


thanks marklawton for hosting such a pic :D



Sorry for the massive picture! OLD Pic for reference or later use :)
http://img395.imageshack.us/img395/7836/dscf3276li2.jpg


Thx for all ur help n suggestions :)

[Edited on 12-07-2008 by triggz]