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Old 06-28-2005, 07:10 AM   #1
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1.1 Mk3 Fiesta (1993) Idle Problem

My fiesta seem to cut out when running idle, no idea why, when I'm driving it is fine it's just when it's running idle after a few minutes it starts to struggle and rev, eventually stalling, unless I ease on the gas.

Anyway, asked a mechanic and he said something about the car not having a bog standard carb, it being central injection, and that it would cost quite a bit for a new one.

Anyway, I though I would put this to you lot and see if anyone had any suggestions.

any help would be most appreciated.
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Old 07-21-2005, 01:40 PM   #2
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You could try

You could try fillin up the tank and addin some injector cleaner see if that doesnt help. IF it was a regular carb I would say its a idle jet needin cleanin but other than that im not sure. Hope I helped a lil
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