2004 Mazda 2 will not idle
Evening all, looking for a bit of advice:
the car is a 2004 Mazda 2 1.3 petroleum engine ( my neighbours car)
they complained the car was cutting out at idle, I suspected a vacuum leak and was correct, I found a 8mm ID breather hose running behind the inlet manifold which had a split in it ( just in between the alternator and inlet manifold)
anyway I replaced this hose and now the car will not idle at all unless you nurse the throttle.
I was wondering if the ÉCU adaptions need to be reset some how ( as the lTFT will be out to compensate for the air leak)
if not any ideas where to start looking ? So in summary
with the air leak hose fitted the car would idle but not always start.
with the hose changed out the car will only run with the throttle nursed. ( in both closed and open loop lambda control)
STFT are showing around -21% when nursing the throttle so I am suspecting another air leak or MAP sensor problem
the car is a 2004 Mazda 2 1.3 petroleum engine ( my neighbours car)
they complained the car was cutting out at idle, I suspected a vacuum leak and was correct, I found a 8mm ID breather hose running behind the inlet manifold which had a split in it ( just in between the alternator and inlet manifold)
anyway I replaced this hose and now the car will not idle at all unless you nurse the throttle.
I was wondering if the ÉCU adaptions need to be reset some how ( as the lTFT will be out to compensate for the air leak)
if not any ideas where to start looking ? So in summary
with the air leak hose fitted the car would idle but not always start.
with the hose changed out the car will only run with the throttle nursed. ( in both closed and open loop lambda control)
STFT are showing around -21% when nursing the throttle so I am suspecting another air leak or MAP sensor problem
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