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alright i replaced my IAC yesterday thinking that was my whole problem here...however nothing changed...but i did not clear the computer (diconnect batt. for over night) should i have dont that? i know with the tps you do that i wasnt sure bout the IAc?
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No, you don't need to disconnect the battery. Whats wrong with your car?
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welll basically when im driving down the road iv i push the clutch in the car will rev UP...somtimes it will idle at 1800 then after a lil bit goes down to normal...umm the biggest problem that i have is this.. here is an exact senario of what will happen time an time again... i get in my car..turn key car starts asap real quick..i go somwhere car gets good an warm...shut her down and within 15 min wanna go restart it up an leave whereever i went well it will just sit there and crank and crank like it wants to start but wont start until i push the gas pedal to the floor while cranking then it starts and runs fine. and then after the little incident trying to start it is when it gets the screweey idle and the whole idleing up after the clutch goes down without my foot on the gas lol
here is what has been done to the car: i replaced the intake manifold (cracked thermostat houseing) replaced throttle possition sensor replaced IAC but i am about to go take it off and return it to autozone if at all possible with a lil bit of bsing |
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Humm...are you letting the fuel pump prime before you turn the key?
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yea ive tried that b4 but shouldnt i not have to do that after the car has already run like a minute b4...i will have to keep note of that primeing situation a lil closer but yea im pretty sure i usually wait till its done primeing but hypothetically if i am waiting as i am pretty sure i do what else could be the prob |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Virginia Beach, VA
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Faulty o2 senors will give a crazy idle when the engine is warmed up, ESPICALLY on fords.
Although, I highly doubt it would cause a hard start. Usually the crazy start is a sign of a bad cps(camshaft position sensor). What year is your stang? Unlikley, but its possible that the wiring harness to the idle air control is faulty. |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Lexington, SC
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Hows your fuel pump? Just another poss. I guess
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Ford replaced the IAC and all is fine and dandy now. |
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I8URVTEC
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Virginia Beach, VA
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I usually just go with bosch. But have no expirence with them on mustangs.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Concord, NC
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Have U had the codes checked to see what the reason for MIL being on but if you have replaced the IAC i would go with the O2 sensor and it is up to you where u get them i dont think one is really better than the other but that is just me
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yea i would try the O2 because i am stumped it is pretty much trial and error unless u find somone who is sure
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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and its a good idea to replace both at once...they generally don't last more than 60-70k miles |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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yea i agree start with the upstream they should not be to much of a challange to do your self just be careful with the wires
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