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Old 07-15-2002, 09:57 AM
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audi 100 won't run off idle

Audi 100, acts like fuel cut when taken off idle, have ck'd throttle switch, signal to ecm, tried new press. diff. control.

Will run with press. diff. control unpluged. Getting 15 ma at control at idle, goes to 150 off idle, won't go above idle. Acts like some sort of idle rev. limit.

Any ideas ????????
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Old 07-27-2002, 02:49 AM
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buy a new car...

just kidding, it sound like theres some kind of restriction on your feul hose, it happened to a mates car when his ex got pissed at him and tied it up with a hose clamp thing, quite funny actually, we spent about a week trying to figure out what was wrong, his ex had gone to great lengths to hide it...

thats was a little off the point, but have you pissed any ex's off lately?
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Old 07-29-2002, 08:35 AM
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Well, I've tried everything but the computer, thats next, I quess.
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