Indeed it did fella also check icsv
Indeed it did fella also check icsv
Nice one .Originally Posted by ratboyvalver
I am not so hopefull but will deffo give this a shot .
My icsv connector was loose making it idle high then stall
Did you find the problem, havent been on in a while ill try send you a pic of the ECU if you still want it. THe car runs fine its just crap idle when cold
Originally Posted by dannyboy3767
Still have this problem but i have not changed anything as yet .
Had it this morning only for 3 minutes than she ran fine all the way .
Some days she runs like this even when warm now .
But there are so many little bits i have to fix with my car when i can find the chance to pull it off the road . One of manifold (log) to downpipe studs have snapped god knows when which is probably not helpin either.
I would appreciate the pic of ecu to see where it was burnt .
Are you still using the burnt ecu ? There are companies such as ecu doctor which might be able to fix it for you .
Originally Posted by ratboyvalver
Damp or water. Nothing else. Which component I have no idea but my guess is it's something pretty down low on the car body/engine..such as lambda.
Reason I say this..I never had this problem before and on the night of the flood when I drove the car out of the garage mine started doing exactly as the youtube vid of schak's above.
Thereafter the garage had been damp for a while and the car kept doing it. After I saw sense and installed a de-humidifier the problem went away.
And just to prove the point, the other day I was jetting out the heater matrix and water was gushing out of the pipes onto the lambda plug and OR knock sensor the problem has come back!
I will let the car sit in the garage with the de-humidifier on for a week (AND NOT TAMPER WITH ANYTHING) and let you's know if it comes back.
These cars hate the british weather!
My gut feeling says excatly the same thing , something gets damp and once it warms up an dries its fine again .Originally Posted by fabulicious
Also the amount of extra white smoke coming off the exhaust (while driving ) during the stalling / low rpm cycle makes me think its lacking IGNITION rather than FUEL or AIR !!
By sheer coincidence my Willy 3 has started to do the same (idles at 1400 once it has warmed up, but when cold it cuts out at the first few junctions I come to) but instead of fannying on looking for the fault I'm going to take it to a garage for them to find the fault, then fix it. It's a damn sight cheaper than chasing the problem yourself and replacing parts unnecessarily just because you don't want to spend the money at a garage.
Just my 2p.
You think its that easy and we are all tight cnuts who are trying to avoid spending a couple of quid on a diagnostic machine ??Originally Posted by p4cks
Dying see how far you will get with the garage fixing it for you . lol
No that is not was I was eluding to. I was merely stating that in some cases it might be cheaper to take it to a garage rather than DIY and spend money on replacing parts which don't need to be replaced.Originally Posted by schakal
Well it goes in next week for this, and a few other things so I'm happy to report back if you like?Originally Posted by schakal
I may have touched a nerve with you, however that was not my intention so in future I'd recommend you counting to 5 before you post next time so as to avoid you coming across as a petulant child.