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idle problem

I have been fighting the ICV for years now but the latest development is beyond me.
I changed the ICV 3 times ,the one before now was new and faulty from day 1 , now i have a used one.
So the car runs very well if i drive normal and idles fine at 950 from cold to hot. Problem is when i step on it even for just one run the idle shoots up anywhere from 1200 to 1500 and stays there till i shut the car off and leave it for a while.
Anyone have any ideas as to what might be causing this ?

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Old 08-03-2012, 12:24 PM
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idle problem

Even though you have changed it, it still sounds like a sticking ISV to me. The next time the idle problem occurs, try tapping on the body of the ISV with a handle end of a screwdriver or something similar while it is running. If your idle returns to normal, you've found your problem. That's what happens with mine, but I haven't worked up tha ambition yet to tackle the job and change it.
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Old 08-03-2012, 01:13 PM
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Clean the "door" to make sure it swings freely and does not bind.

Or do the major "track" clean and adjustment or buy another used.

Air flow meter fix / refurb

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Check the throttle position switch operation.
http://www.clarks-garage.com/pdf-manual/fuel-06.pdf
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Good ideas , i will check the AFM and TPS tomorrow.
Does anyone have the measurements of the TPS on hand ? i wonder if the bmw 280 120 302 will work ,it's much cheaper ,that one is 70mm between the mounting ears center.
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Take the TPS apart and clean it , sometimes oil enters the switch and gums up the switch, it is not a complex switch.
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I thought only the WOT side could be cleaned .

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