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Old 04-28-2005, 09:55 PM
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eacv bad?

I'm having an idle problem on my 88 honda 1.5 dpfi. When I start the car the idle will sometimes jump to about 1500 rpm and higher. Other times it will try to hunt for a high idle. I have replaced the throtle body with another one and have removed the eacv and cleaned the inside. I have checked the eacv valve with a multimeter and everything seems ok but when I unplug the eacv the idle will go back to a normal rpm. I have to replace the eacv with another one (used) that did no good. I was getting a 1 on my ecu but replaced the o2 sensor and the check engine light came on again but hasn't since I reset the ecu after that. Do I need to get a new eacv or can I run the car with it unpluged.


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Old 04-28-2005, 10:34 PM
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Re: eacv bad?

Try adjusting your throttle cable. See if that helps
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Old 04-28-2005, 11:01 PM
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why would the throttle cable be out of adjustment if its a radom act. sometimes it will idle all right for awhile. could the o2 sensor have gone bad agian? could that make the idle surging?

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Well if you tried everything else. Sometimes the nut that holds the cable in place gets lose. Just check it. Also check your coolant. Sometimes when your low on coolant , it can cause it to idle funny.
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