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Date:         Tue, 15 Aug 2000 16:02:42 -0700
Reply-To:     "MOST,DAVID" <most@ucla.edu>
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From:         "MOST,DAVID" <most@ucla.edu>
Subject:      Re: 85 1.9, won't idle in traffic
Comments: To: Kim Gallant <kgallant@qbp.com>
In-Reply-To:  <697D85C7B352D411964600D0B765C19B03D6F2@saddle.qbp.com>
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I had a similar problem in my '87 for a while. It wouldn't idle once the engine warmed up just a little bit. Though people told me it wouldn't fix the problem, I came across another '87 and borrowed its idle stabilizer valve. Upon installation, I started the engine and it idled perfectly. These valves can be cleaned, but I don't know the best method for this.

David '87 non-GL camper for sale

On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Kim Gallant wrote:

> I have had my van for 5 years now, and I cannot sit in traffic with it. It > won't stay running for longer than about 10 minutes, especially in the heat. > Does anyone know where to start to fix this gremlin problem? It seems like > my van is getting too much fuel and dogging out. Normally , just driving > around it works fine. > thanks. >


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