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R&J

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905 posts

257 months

Saturday 21st June 2003
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The Chim was ticking over at approx 1500rpm.
Occasionally when hot it cut out.
Just taken the advice of so many of you and cleaned the fabled stepper motor, removed a thin film of sooty deposits with a cloth, replaced and it feels like a different car, just wonderful
Based on my experience, took no longer than 15 mins and can reccommend it to all, so what you waitin' for?
Thanks to previous stepper motor contributors.
Rich

yiw1393

23,018 posts

262 months

Sunday 22nd June 2003
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Never had the fabled stepper motor probs with mine - touching wood as as I type - but why does the stepper get so fuzzy? Doesn't seem to affect Landies???

dannyboyo

2,388 posts

280 months

Sunday 22nd June 2003
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yiw1393 said:
Never had the fabled stepper motor probs with mine - touching wood as as I type - but why does the stepper get so fuzzy? Doesn't seem to affect Landies???


Not sure land rovers have a stepper motor do they? I thought their idle was controlled in the normal screw fashion. I think it was something that TVR added.

crimsonchim

421 posts

271 months

Sunday 22nd June 2003
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dannyboyo said:

yiw1393 said:
Never had the fabled stepper motor probs with mine - touching wood as as I type - but why does the stepper get so fuzzy? Doesn't seem to affect Landies???


Not sure land rovers have a stepper motor do they? I thought their idle was controlled in the normal screw fashion. I think it was something that TVR added.



Ahh, that makes sense. So they added it especially to bring the famous TVR reliability down to an acceptable level!

Actually I've not had any trouble with it on the Chim, and never heard of it before on many years of happy Range/Land Rover ownership.

Andy
(Chimaera and Land Rover owner)

R&J

Original Poster:

905 posts

257 months

Sunday 22nd June 2003
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I understand that the stepper motor was preceeded by an adjustable grub screw on earlier V8's such as 350.

seaton

400 posts

255 months

Sunday 22nd June 2003
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dannyboyo said:

yiw1393 said:
Never had the fabled stepper motor probs with mine - touching wood as as I type - but why does the stepper get so fuzzy? Doesn't seem to affect Landies???



Not sure land rovers have a stepper motor do they? I thought their idle was controlled in the normal screw fashion. I think it was something that TVR added.


Thye later model 3.9's have stepper motors, ive had mine for about a year with no probs
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