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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / June 2007

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Stalling problem: 92 740 turbo wagon.....

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geronimo - 18 Jun 2007 15:06 GMT
The engine runs/idles perfect, Idle is about 600 smooth RPM on the
dash tack.  But....when underway, and you come to a stop or even just
decelerate for a turn, letting engine drop down to idle, then it
stalls often.   What would cause bad idle when car
underway/decelerating, but checks good when sitting still? Seems like
a vacuum leak would mess up the sitting- still idle, also.    thanks,
Geronimo
Steve Real - 18 Jun 2007 19:34 GMT
> The engine runs/idles perfect, Idle is about 600 smooth RPM on the
> dash tack.  But....when underway, and you come to a stop or even just
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> a vacuum leak would mess up the sitting- still idle, also.    thanks,
> Geronimo
Hy
try to clean your throtle Body
James Sweet - 18 Jun 2007 19:56 GMT
>> The engine runs/idles perfect, Idle is about 600 smooth RPM on the
>> dash tack.  But....when underway, and you come to a stop or even just
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> Hy
> try to clean your throtle Body

And adjust it if need be, a too-closed idle stop will cause the RPM to dip
when the throttle slaps shut, with an automatic this can cause the engine to
stall.
jimmy - 20 Jun 2007 17:36 GMT
> >> The engine runs/idles perfect, Idle is about 600 smooth RPM on the
> >> dash tack.  But....when underway, and you come to a stop or even just
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> when the throttle slaps shut, with an automatic this can cause the engine to
> stall.

I had a similar problem and after MONTHS of trying everything
imaginable it turned
out to be a crack in the distributor cap.  If it seems to be worse on
rainy days I
would bet thats what it is.  Good luck!
jimmy
 
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