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Date:         Wed, 21 Nov 2001 05:57:16 -0800
Reply-To:     "Greenamyer, William L" <William.Greenamyer@WEST.BOEING.COM>
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From:         "Greenamyer, William L" <William.Greenamyer@WEST.BOEING.COM>
Subject:      Seaking at idle
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Still have this problem intermittantly with the van. Now I realize that the idle is not increasing in speed. I changed the idle speed and it is up where I set it a lot of the time. It seems that the idle speed is dropping down to maybe half normal or sometimes so low it dies. Not a problem most of the time. This appears to be a little bit different than what most people on the list have explained when trying to handle the same problem. I have redone a lot of the grounds and that helped with other problems. Could be I have a bad wire somewhere for either power or ground. I have no problem when the throttle idle position switch is not in the idle position. In the past I have bypassed the idle stabelizer and the problem continued so I am guessing that is not the problem. I don't remember if the problem only happens at warm temperature or has also happend at cold temperature. Anyone have any ideas other than wiring?

William


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