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Intermittent Stalling any help appreciated

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Old 09-06-2005, 02:54 AM
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Sorry dude. I know you can check the voltages across them on the beemer with a ODBII diags thingumy, but no idea where to find them on the S2k. James V might know If no-one else pops up with the answer
Old 09-06-2005, 07:26 AM
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Will run it down to a mechanic friend with your guidance guys and will report back. Its going in on Tuesday so well see what happens.

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Originally Posted by radron,Sep 6 2005, 10:34 AM
Thanks BM

Excuse my ignorance but what is a IACV and where do I find it? same with the TPS.

Bugger I bought a map sensor!!!
IACV = idle air control valve. A rotary valve on the side of the intake manifold that regulates the air at/near idle.

TPS = throttle position sensor. The resistor on the throttle body that tells the ECU how open the throttle is. (If it's reading too high, the ECU won't go into idle mode).

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I had this problem every so often - a grounding kit seemed to solve it.

You aren't running with the air box cover off are you? If the intake is taking in hot air it can result in this as well.

Good luck solving the problem.
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Hi All

Gave the Map sensor a whack as a new one is in the post and it seems to have stopped but I also filled up the tank, and it seems to happen in the last 3 bars of the fuels tank. Ill keep an eye on it and keep you posted. Thanks again BM Ill pass the details onto the mechanic.
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Fuel pump?
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Failing battery (or slipping belt)?
Old 09-15-2005, 04:55 AM
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Hi All

So far:

Tried the Map whack - no joy
Replaced with new map sensor - wow the car is so much smoother!! no joy fixing the stalling

Checked the IACV and TPS - and they are fine but still stalling

Took it to Brighton Honda who said that it needed an Idle reset and they rebooted the ECU re programmed it?? and ran it at the correct idel for 10 mins.

Car is transformed have not had a repeat of the stall yet but its early days so Ill keep an eye on it and keep you all updated.
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Never know that before.
What did they do simply reset it and leave it idling for 10 mins?
Did you reset the ECU after the MAP change?
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Originally Posted by radron,Sep 15 2005, 12:55 PM
Hi All

So far:

Tried the Map whack - no joy
Replaced with new map sensor - wow the car is so much smoother!! no joy fixing the stalling

Checked the IACV and TPS - and they are fine but still stalling

Took it to Brighton Honda who said that it needed an Idle reset and they rebooted the ECU re programmed it?? and ran it at the correct idel for 10 mins.

Car is transformed have not had a repeat of the stall yet but its early days so Ill keep an eye on it and keep you all updated.
Glad you got it sorted!

Guess you had the same problem as me then!


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