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V6 stalling/poor running

Started by stuvaux, 19 January 2007, 08:48:54

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stuvaux

ok thanks

could the seal around the IAC valve cause a leak?

it doesn't seem to fit as well as before i removed it
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stuvaux

ok,  i've oiled the IAC valve - drove the car, problem seemed fine - but now it is back again!

when the car starts to run badly, at tickover, the instant consumption is at 0.8 gal/hr, where it is normally only about 0.3 gal/hr

also, there is a strong smell of bad eggs(!), which i know is the cat

any ideas?

thanks,  stu
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stuvaux

could this mean one of the cats is knackered?

or could it be excess fuelling causing the smell?

any help on what to check next woulb be appreciated

thanks
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stuvaux

still no joy!

not really sure what to look at now
someone said it might be a blockage in the exhaust?
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stuvaux

please help....

any ideas would be very much appreciated!

i want my miggy back!

thanks,  stu   :-?
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Markjay

#20
...have you checked for any stored fault codes?

Alas, no more Omegas....

stuvaux

i haven't yet
as there was no EML, i didn't think the ecu had picked up a fault

i will try anyway...

thanks
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stuvaux

there are 2 codes coming up -

19 & 135

according to my code list, this is RPM signal (crankshaft sensor) - incorrect signal & `Check engine` lamp - low voltage

does this mean its likely to be the crankshaft sensor?
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TheBoy

19 = knackered cranksensor  (31 is normal crank sensor fault when engine not running)
Grumpy old man

stuvaux

so definitely a knackered crank sensor then?

where is the best place to get one of these from

autovaux quote £28.17 for the oval type, and £46.83 for the square type

which is the most likely one for mine, a 1999 2.5V6

also, what does the 135 code mean?

thanks
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rpont

The 135 code was posted a bit above, EML light. I've got a 135 but I disconnect the battery with the ignition on and I bet that's where I got it from.

I think the oval one is the latter type, I also need one. I think the square type also needs a new seal. I'm hoping that by removing the scuttle I'll be able to see what type of plug it is.

stuvaux

thanks mate

according to the haynes manual, you should be able to see the connector once the scuttle is off
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stuvaux

fitted new crank sensor yesterday
car was running fine until today
the stalling problem has started again
it is still showing fault codes 19 & 135

can anyone suggest where i should look next???!

thanks,   stu   :o  
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stuvaux

fitted a working IAC valve today
worked fine for a bit
problem is now back again!!

really not sure what to check next now - HELP!!!!!!

stu   :(
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Marks DTM Calib

Sorry I have not replied before......

Can you try something.....when it idles badly, can you give the EGR a clonk with a hammer on the metal body.....