My baby keeps stallin
#1
My baby keeps stallin
Maybe you guys can help me out with this one. last night i started my stang up to warm her up and she ran for about 30 seconds then she sputtered for about 10 seconds died out. tried it agian same thing happened. if im in there giving it gas it dosent happen. it was really cold here in ny last night maybe that had something to do with it. any ideas guys?
#5
RE: My baby keeps stallin
Yeah, check the IAC. Clean it out or replace it and that's the most likely cause.
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#7
RE: My baby keeps stallin
ORIGINAL: jmac72187
IAC?
IAC?
#10
RE: My baby keeps stallin
Glad to hear you found the problem.
Cleaning your IAC is never a bad idea. It's just one of those things that frequently causes small problems, but wont break anything, and is easy and free to clean up. Sadly, as this topic made me think about it, I tried to take my IAC off to clean it when I was washing my car just a little while ago, however the screws are tight as hell and I COULD NOT get the bottom one off. It's bad enough that it's hard to get a good grip on the screwdriver since you'll be bumping into the plug wires and such, but they are damn tight. So now I have a slightly stripped screw head, but I don't have any idle issues, I was just going to do it for the hell of it, so I'll just wait and see if I ever develop any issues and just deal with getting it out then.
Cleaning your IAC is never a bad idea. It's just one of those things that frequently causes small problems, but wont break anything, and is easy and free to clean up. Sadly, as this topic made me think about it, I tried to take my IAC off to clean it when I was washing my car just a little while ago, however the screws are tight as hell and I COULD NOT get the bottom one off. It's bad enough that it's hard to get a good grip on the screwdriver since you'll be bumping into the plug wires and such, but they are damn tight. So now I have a slightly stripped screw head, but I don't have any idle issues, I was just going to do it for the hell of it, so I'll just wait and see if I ever develop any issues and just deal with getting it out then.