To: | british-cars@Alliant.COM, mit-eddie!EBay.Sun.COM!mutchler@EDDIE.MIT.EDU |
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Subject: | Re: Persistant Idle Problem |
From: | Teriann J. Wakeman <mit-eddie!apple.com!twakeman@EDDIE.MIT.EDU> |
Date: | Thu, 16 Aug 90 10:45:49 -0700 |
MMMM .... have you tried spraying the linkage connections with WD40??? The Land Rover had a duel idle. About 400 RPM if I got off the accelerator quickly (return springs streached & allowed to snap shut quickly}. If I eased off the throttle, the idle would be about 1200RPM. I discovered that the bell crank joints & bell crank joints were dry and dirty. I drowned them in WD40 to wash away the dirt. That did the trick for me. I followed it up the next day with 3-1 oil. TeriAnn |
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