Idle speed control unit (computer) does go bad so this is a common culprit.
You can buy rebuilt unit online or direct from rebuilder... mbcoupes.com
under part suppliers.
To reset the code... press and hold that diagnostic button for like 20
seconds or so.
I have done additional work to isolate the cause of high idle speed to no avail:
- Removed the idle speed motor, bench tested OK
- Cleared the engine codes
- Swapped the following -one at a time- with parts from an '89 300TE: over volt relay, ignition control and the ECU units behind it (located behind the battery area)
- repaired possible vacuum leaks
Also noticed that when engine reaches operation temperature, there is noticeable hesitation when I attempt to increase RPMs.
Any ideas?
thanks
saeed
> Idle speed control unit (computer) does go bad so this is a common culprit.
> You can buy rebuilt unit online or direct from rebuilder... mbcoupes.com
> under part suppliers.
>
> To reset the code... press and hold that diagnostic button for like 20
> seconds or so.