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Car Forum / Fiat Cars / January 2006

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fiat brava 100 hsx problem with tickover and below 3000 revs

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jjmotoring - 11 Jan 2006 19:49 GMT
hi, help please! i have just bought a brava from auction and its very nice
apart from a problem with the tickover, it wont! when driving it is fine
apart from a few judders now and again like the fuel is not getting
through but only below 3000 revs, when i put the clutch in though to go
turn at a junction the car stalls, does any1 no what the problem might be,
i will be very gratefull, jamiejarman99@msn.com is my e-mail, thanks
Ben & Claire - 11 Jan 2006 20:44 GMT
Sounds like youve got a major air leak, check all the vacuum pipes and inlet
manifold gaskets.

I've had a couple of different cars over the years do exactly the same
thing, and both times it came down to an air leak.

the first time it cost me hundreds of pounds changing coils and ignition
modules etc only to find a split vacuum hose on the bottom of the inlet
manifold.

Quick check tip, I knowits difficult because of the engine noise, but get a
colleague to rev the engine for you while you listen for a strong sucking
noise.

just be carefull of the pulleys / belts etc. Also remember Radiators get
bloody hot! Im probably teaching you to suck eggs here but I wish someone
had told me first time!

Ben

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