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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Falcon / May 2004

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ISC location - EB 4.0L

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RDW - 29 May 2004 11:12 GMT
Hi, does anyone know how to reset the ISC sensor - or whatever it is that
controls the idle speed? Where is it located, on the throttle body
somewhere?
cheers
Rhys
Pat Sproule - 29 May 2004 22:51 GMT
It's not a sensor - it is a valve. It is the shiny cylindrical unit bolted
cross-ways across the top of the throttle body. If you don't know where the
throttle body is then don't start messing with the EFI system.

You can remove it and check that it is clean and seating & sealing properly.
If you are having a problem with hunting idle then you probably have a
sensor fault elsewhere - often with the power steering pressure switch or
TPS.

In any case the first place I would start here is with ECU codes. See
www.fordmods.com.

Pat.

> Hi, does anyone know how to reset the ISC sensor - or whatever it is that
> controls the idle speed? Where is it located, on the throttle body
> somewhere?
> cheers
> Rhys
 
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