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Figure its about time to join up, ive scoured this forum countless times and found information that always helps. This one has me at a loss though, please share your input!
2005 Ford Taurus 3.0 OHV Symptoms: Unstable idle (690-790) Needle bounces up and down P0420 P0430 Small amounts of oil in upper plenum Parts changed: IAC TPS Intake plenum gaskets IMT Oring PVC Valve Crankcase vent tubing EGR connecting tube Oring DPFE Sensor Work: Cleaned MAF Checked all vacuum lines EGR held 6 on the mityvac Applied vacuum to EGR while idling, started sputtering, idle erratically (I did the above to to check the operation of the EGR) Freeze frame data p0420: Fuel System: Closed loop Load value: 65.8% Coolant Temp:165 F Short Term fuel trim 1: 0.8% Long Term fuel trim 1: -2.4% Short Term fuel trim 2: 3.1% Long Term fuel trim 2: 4.6% RPM: 1705 Speed: 46 mph Ignition timing advance: 35.0 Intake air temp: 59 F Air flow rate: 2.69 lb/min Throttle position: 25% Oxygen sensor 1 bank 1: 0.815v Oxygen sensor 2 bank 1: 0.720v Oxygen sensor 1 bank 2: 0.295v Oxygen sensor 2 bank 2: 0.165v Fuel pressure at idle 39-40 I'm at a loss as to what else it could be, I may have done more and forgotten it's been about a week so far, any input is appreciated! Last edited by Jmxtwiztid; 01-08-2013 at 04:36 PM. |
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I don't have any other symptoms that are noticeable other than the unstable idle, runs fine in the city and on the hwy at 80+, so I don't think the problem is actually the cats, I'm no expert though.
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Still seems like a bad IAC. How often do you change your oil? What weight oil do you use/what oil filter (or where do you go to get it changed?)?
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What is the long term fuel trim at idle with the engine fully warm?
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5w20, motorcraft filter, every 4000. I should clarify that it used to jump alot more 2-300 rpms at a time, then after the new IAC 50-100 rpms at a time it helped a good bit. Ill go check on that WJC.
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Engine Temp: 201 F
Long Term fuel trim1: 14.8% Long Term fuel trim2: 18.7% RPM: 752 Fuel Rail Pressure: 46PSI Fuel Level Input: 40.3% Last edited by Jmxtwiztid; 01-08-2013 at 06:20 PM. |
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Also, bank 1 and 2 (p0420 & p0430) do those refer to the y pipe as bank 1 and the rear converter as bank 2?
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Bank#1= firewall bank (po420). Bank#2= radiator bank (po430).
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Ok so both of those are on the y pipe and don't need to worry about the rear? Sorry my experience is more with diesel so i dont really know much about cats or emissions. Think I just got confused, there are only two cats on the car, one by the radiator and one under the car right before the resonator right?
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OK those are high, you're running lean at idle. I think you still have a vacuum leak.
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