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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / February 2006

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Fast idle problem

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scottmotocross@hotpop.com - 25 Jan 2006 22:04 GMT
Hello,

I have '96 4.0 Explorer Sport 5 speed with a fast idle (1,500 - 2,500)
condition that goes away after you drive the vehicle until it's warm
then shut if off and start it back up. Anyone know what could be the
problem? It has a new IAC valve and 02 sensors. No codes showing.

Thanks for looking,
SMC
Just_Steve - 28 Jan 2006 03:29 GMT
On my '96 4dr 4.0L ohv automatic, I was having problems with intermittent
high idle after warmup. The problem was caused by a bad engine coolant temp
(ECT) sensor.  On my vehicle there are two temp sensors, one feeds the gauge
on the dash, the other (the ECT) feeds the engine computer. Replacing the
ECT fixed the problem.

> Hello,
>
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> Thanks for looking,
> SMC
scottmotocross@hotpop.com - 28 Jan 2006 20:50 GMT
Thanks for the reply Steve. I'll check mine.

Take Care,
SMC
scottmotocross@hotpop.com - 12 Feb 2006 19:38 GMT
Changed the ECT & thermostat. Didn't really make a difference. Thanks
for the suggestion though.

SMC
 
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