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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / August 2005

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Volvo 460 rough idle after clutch change

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John Ricketts - 02 Aug 2005 13:58 GMT
Change the clutch on my fathers 460 last weekend (1.8i, 1993/94 hmm.....big
job on a volvo isn't it!). Job went ok but tickover now seems very rough.
Checked vac pipe and all the wires I can find.....any clues as to what I
might have missed?

Thanks,

John
Randy G. - 02 Aug 2005 16:17 GMT
>Change the clutch on my fathers 460 last weekend (1.8i, 1993/94 hmm.....big
>job on a volvo isn't it!). Job went ok but tickover now seems very rough.
>Checked vac pipe and all the wires I can find.....any clues as to what I
>might have missed?

Broken motor mount or mis-aligned motor/tranny that allows more of the
engines vibrations to travel through the chassis and be felt?

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John Ricketts - 02 Aug 2005 16:40 GMT
By "rough" I mean at tickover the engine is hunting badly

>>Change the clutch on my fathers 460 last weekend (1.8i, 1993/94
>>hmm.....big
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> '90 240 Estate  -  '93 960 Estate
>   "Shelby"     &      "Kate"
Tim.. - 02 Aug 2005 17:29 GMT
> By "rough" I mean at tickover the engine is hunting badly
>
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> > Broken motor mount or mis-aligned motor/tranny that allows more of the
> > engines vibrations to travel through the chassis and be felt?

Definately a vacuum leak i'd say. Did you disconnect the TPS (if its MFI) ?

Tim..
John Ricketts - 03 Aug 2005 08:43 GMT
That was my first thought....its definitely re-connected..... I'll be back
there at the w/e so will check and see if its blocked though.

>> By "rough" I mean at tickover the engine is hunting badly
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> Tim..
 
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