

| Subject: | Re: Moral qestion--Now diagnostics |
| From: | jon |
| Date: | Thu, 18 Jan 2007 10:54:21 -0800 |
G- I'm not a 1.9 expert...however, you haven't mentioned messing with the injectors nor the idle stabilizer control unit. Either one could cause you problems. Try running a tank of premium(!). Jon (The 2.1 FI Guy) > The stumbling idle on my '84 1.9 is driving me nuts. No matter what I've > tried, with and without the help of the goodly folks here on the list, > nothing has helped. New O2 sensor with good ground, tested good on car. > Compression 155-155-145-130. No oil burning, no coolant leaks, no smoke, > plugs all textbook-beige. New dist. cap and rotor, new fuel pressure > regulator, new fuel filter, new idle switch tested good, rebuilt AFM, AAR > removed/cleaned/tested good in freezer and warm stove (car starts fine.) No > vacuum leaks--vacuum tests around 13 inches, and I've pulled the vacuum > lines time and again to check--all of them, even the ones at the AAR. > Removed, cleaned throttle body, sealed at inlet, no light shines through > butterfly valve. Changed oil, used Marvel Mystery in hopes that would help > lifters if they were air locked. Used Seafoam to get carbon out of cylinder > heads. Changed bad thermostat. Checked all grounds and built ground "web" to > all points in engine. Checked battery voltage at startup and running (over > 12.5). New cat, new muffler, new rear engine mounts.
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