weird idle issues
I have been having this problem with my bluebird recently. I will be driving (problem occurs when engine gets warm) and when I stop accelerating and declutch, the rpms drop below normal idle and will often stall the engine. I noticed it drops worse when I'm accelerating and the engine is under load, then I declutch to come to a stop. so for example if I hold the revs at a steady 3,000 rpm (in neutral) and let off the gas pedal to let the revs drop, the engine returns to idle like normal. but if I'm driving and the engine is under load at 3,000 rpm and I declutch, the engine stalls.
also I think its worth mentioning that my valve cover gasket was leaking from inside the spark plug holes in 3 cylinders. I fixed the gasket but never replaced the oily wires (just cleaned them like 3 seperate times after)
my factory BOV is shot. it doesnt hold any amount of boost at all, its basically always open so I had to recirculate it back to the intake after the MAF.
the engine only has 70k miles on it so I kinda ruled out the possibility of IACV and Air regulator valve issues. I cleaned the MAF (wasnt really dirty honestly) and it had no effect. I have no EGR (its a bluebird). My next step is to check the TPS and the throttle body.
I have searched before, and a guy with a similar problem switched the MAF on his DE and the problem completly disappeared.
if anybody can share a good amount of info on this issue, it might even be worthy of a sticky seeing how common it is?
also I think its worth mentioning that my valve cover gasket was leaking from inside the spark plug holes in 3 cylinders. I fixed the gasket but never replaced the oily wires (just cleaned them like 3 seperate times after)
my factory BOV is shot. it doesnt hold any amount of boost at all, its basically always open so I had to recirculate it back to the intake after the MAF.
the engine only has 70k miles on it so I kinda ruled out the possibility of IACV and Air regulator valve issues. I cleaned the MAF (wasnt really dirty honestly) and it had no effect. I have no EGR (its a bluebird). My next step is to check the TPS and the throttle body.
I have searched before, and a guy with a similar problem switched the MAF on his DE and the problem completly disappeared.
if anybody can share a good amount of info on this issue, it might even be worthy of a sticky seeing how common it is?