Help with RoverGauge results - poor idle
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My griffith has started to develop a very rough/poor idle , when cold or hot the idle will drop when stationary to around 200-400 rpm .
I run up the Rovergauge , but i can't see any obvious issues , except that both Lambada sensors are reporting a fault code.
Is the first step to try replacing these with new items ?
I can PM the log file if this helps or screenshot
Adrian
I run up the Rovergauge , but i can't see any obvious issues , except that both Lambada sensors are reporting a fault code.
Is the first step to try replacing these with new items ?
I can PM the log file if this helps or screenshot
Adrian
Just an update , poor idle now solved by Dan (+1 TaylorTVR)
Took Dan a few days to solve , but it turned out to be a failing MAF and leaking hose at the back of plenum.
MAF worked fine when driven under load , but just couldn't manage the keep idle from hunting.
I do recall a thread somewhere about checking the voltage at start-up and a slow reaction time indicating a poorly MAF
Middle range now feels nice and strong , just need some nice weather to enjoy it before the chassis off restoration
Cheers
Took Dan a few days to solve , but it turned out to be a failing MAF and leaking hose at the back of plenum.
MAF worked fine when driven under load , but just couldn't manage the keep idle from hunting.
I do recall a thread somewhere about checking the voltage at start-up and a slow reaction time indicating a poorly MAF
Middle range now feels nice and strong , just need some nice weather to enjoy it before the chassis off restoration
Cheers
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