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Old 01-21-2015, 11:54 AM
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Just to throw this out there, I had a problem similar to what you are describing in my fiance's 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara. The problem with hers was a gummed up EGR valve. It sometimes gave a CEL and sometimes it didn't. But what would happen is the EGR would stick and would choke the engine out at idle. The computer trying to control the EGR plunger gives very similar results with a low idle, stalling out, erratic idling. They are almost identical symptoms to to a bad IACV.

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Old 01-21-2015, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by MisterCMK
Explain how your power steering is going to cause a surging idle.

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My Ranger had a high idle pressure switch in the power steering system. When every the pressure increased it would close the switch telling the computer to up the idle to turn the wheels while sitting still.
 
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Originally Posted by wizkid00104

My Ranger had a high idle pressure switch in the power steering system. When every the pressure increased it would close the switch telling the computer to up the idle to turn the wheels while sitting still.
Did your Suzuki have that too?


Neither of those are a super duty.....

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Old 01-21-2015, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MisterCMK
Did your Suzuki have that too?


Neither of those are a super duty.....

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Not sure about the pressure switch on the Suzuki.

I haven't dug into my SD like I have my Ranger, but I am simply sharing past experience. I didn't see anyone in the thread mention EGR and it has caused me a similar sounding problem in the past. I thought I would share and maybe it would help.

As for the pressure switch, you asked how it could cause idle issues. I don't know if the SD has the same set up as a Ranger, but you wanted to know how it was possible. That was one way I know power steering can affect idle.
 
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Old 01-21-2015, 02:09 PM
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I have a F350 does it even have an egr? There is nothing on the header i have a plug on my gibsons when i installed them

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What if the power steering pump bearing was going bad and ever time i start the truck is causes a drag that causes the idle issue? And i was saying the high pitch squeal i heard this morning could be the power steering maybe? But now that we are talking about it could it cause the idle issue?

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Old 01-21-2015, 02:36 PM
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I have a F350 does it even have an egr? There is nothing on the header i have a plug on my gibsons when i installed them

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Old 01-22-2015, 11:30 AM
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Wizz the file is corrupted

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Click the link and zoom the image on the web page. It is an image from Ford Parts web site.
 
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My 06 did similar stuff low idle out of range. Cleaned mass air sensor pulled tbody and runs mint. Tbody was discussing underside. Had to scrub with toothbrush.
 
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I clean that when i do my oil change, its part o my maintenance schedule

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You pulled it off and cleaned the under side of the blade. the shop I went to said they cleaned it had same the same problem. I pulled it off and it was gross.
 
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Yes i take it off and clean it with a old toothbrush and intake cleaner. Its never dirty because i do it ever 3-4k miles

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Its been colder since my issue the other day, hasn't been warmer than 30* and the truck has been starting and idling perfect... Why would the colder weather now make it go back to a normal Ford idle again?

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Got colder again idle is up then falls to a almost stall condition and then pops back up. I cleaned madd air my new IAC valve throttle body etc still wont go away. Sprayed starter fluid all over the throttle body and vacuum lines did not make any effect on the idle so i assume no leaks? Also my "whistle" is back first thing in the morning when i go to work... It does it for about ten to fifteen seconds and then goes away and does not come back till the next morning very very odd .

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