Engine cuts out at junctions
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I've moved your question from UK & Eire Region to X300 forum. Technical questions should be posted in the relevant model forum.
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Have you ever cleaned the throttle body, egr and Idle air control valve.
If not I am sure they are gunked up and the car will idle and come off idle much better once done. Some Berrymans B12 and an hour will have it done.
If your throttle "sticks" as you try to operate it by hand you need to clean the throttle body.
I did not have to reset idle adaptation after a good cleaning but also didn't disassemble beyond what I needed to to gain access. Pulled the throttle body and IACV as a unit. Pulled the EGR as a unit. (YOU WILL LIKELY NEED A GASKET IF YOU PULL THE EGR)
If not I am sure they are gunked up and the car will idle and come off idle much better once done. Some Berrymans B12 and an hour will have it done.
If your throttle "sticks" as you try to operate it by hand you need to clean the throttle body.
I did not have to reset idle adaptation after a good cleaning but also didn't disassemble beyond what I needed to to gain access. Pulled the throttle body and IACV as a unit. Pulled the EGR as a unit. (YOU WILL LIKELY NEED A GASKET IF YOU PULL THE EGR)
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As a least intrusive thing with the cut out symptom , try a fuel injector cleaner in the fuel tank
did notice one thing that happens, when i press the throttle gently and let my foot off again the engine revs quite high then drops back down to normal tick over speed.
On the overspeed idle there is a TSB on the throttle return spring and without doing the spring replacement you can preload the existing spring higher in someones trick he documented ( I will have to find ) . See page 11 of the first document below .
The throttle body may be getting gummed up inside and binding but that involves removing the throttle body to clean it
did notice one thing that happens, when i press the throttle gently and let my foot off again the engine revs quite high then drops back down to normal tick over speed.
On the overspeed idle there is a TSB on the throttle return spring and without doing the spring replacement you can preload the existing spring higher in someones trick he documented ( I will have to find ) . See page 11 of the first document below .
The throttle body may be getting gummed up inside and binding but that involves removing the throttle body to clean it
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On my ‘92 XJ40 I used to have the same sort of problem. Intermittent stall at lights, I could tell it was going to happed about a milli second before it did, a slight hiccup, push the accel and engine died.
Turned out it was the CPS, the shield wire was shorting out the signal wire intermittently, I think it was the slight change in attitude of the engine just prior to taking off. I would quickly select park fire up and away again as if nothing had happened. Of course it invariable did it when I was first in line
Turned out it was the CPS, the shield wire was shorting out the signal wire intermittently, I think it was the slight change in attitude of the engine just prior to taking off. I would quickly select park fire up and away again as if nothing had happened. Of course it invariable did it when I was first in line
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Not sure whats causing the stalling issue, but the hesitation issue is likely the MAF is gone. I cleaned mine and it didn't do jack, new one from worldcarparts fixed it. To confirm try revving car under the hood, get a sense of the hesitation/stumbling, then unplug your MAF (Car should be up to temp) and see if the hesitation has dissipated.
Check out my video of the old Maf, see the last revving up, and if you look closely after you hear me depress the throttle, the revs actually drop initially before it finally revs.
Check out my video of the old Maf, see the last revving up, and if you look closely after you hear me depress the throttle, the revs actually drop initially before it finally revs.
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