Erratic idle issues (at idle)
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Erratic idle issues (at idle)
04 Excursion 4wd
Basically the title. The RPMs rise and fall (IACV I assume) when sitting still in either drive or park. I thought it was the driver's side valve cover pipe so I JB Welded the hose to the cover and no change. There is another one on the passenger side as well but it seems to be securely in place. Please tell me that someone in here has some ideas for me. Obviously, this is a vacuum issue, I just don't know which ones I should be looking at. I'm almost to the point of just parting out this thing and selling the chassis for someone looking for a Cummins swap donor. I love the rig more than any other vehicle I have right now but damn I'm about fed up.
Basically the title. The RPMs rise and fall (IACV I assume) when sitting still in either drive or park. I thought it was the driver's side valve cover pipe so I JB Welded the hose to the cover and no change. There is another one on the passenger side as well but it seems to be securely in place. Please tell me that someone in here has some ideas for me. Obviously, this is a vacuum issue, I just don't know which ones I should be looking at. I'm almost to the point of just parting out this thing and selling the chassis for someone looking for a Cummins swap donor. I love the rig more than any other vehicle I have right now but damn I'm about fed up.
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Sounds like an IAC valve issue to me, too.
The IAC valve is not related to vacuum.
It is part of the throttle body bypass port controlling all the air entering the engine when the throttle body butterfly plate is closed.
There are no codes for a faulty IAC, maybe for the circuit wiring, but nothing for it being out of spec in function.
You can try cleaning it, but the electrical part inside may be faulty.
A leaking vacuum line can also cause erratic idle, but a vacuum leak allows more air into the engine that is not measured by the MAF so affects the air-to-fuel ratio.
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So I decided to ask. Duh!
LOL!
Yeah check that elbow and eyeball everything else to see if anything looks old, rotted, cracked, disconnected etc.
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