Subject	or the engine temp sensor/sensor connector
Posted by	Keepsake on October 11, 2000 at 4:30 AM
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In Reply To	Where did you haev it towed too? posted by Dallas DamonZ on October 11, 2000 at 12:25 AM
Message	I've had it like that and it turned out to be a corroded connector. ECU would flood the plugs with fuel in idle because it thought the engine was cold and at the same time idle revs would not stay at above 1K because the air regulator wouldn't know that the engine is cold somehow. Well, something like that. I know how it worked and I'm sure you'll figure it out too it's just beyond me to explain.
Follow Ups	Need help ASAP,>> - ZwtDrmZ 00:23:13 10/11/00 Where did you haev it towed too? - Dallas DamonZ 00:25:49 10/11/00 Time for bed. I can't spell any better then genic. ;-) (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 00:26:26 10/11/00 ive had to have it towed all three times to my house. (n/m) - ZwtDrmZ 00:27:12 10/11/00 or the engine temp sensor/sensor connector - Keepsake 04:30:11 10/11/00 For me it was a bad engine sensor.. I think it was the temp? - Carlos Ramirez 05:12:18 10/11/00 there is no engine sensor. it had to be eng temp sensor. (n/m) - Keepsake 08:06:16 10/11/00
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