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Tsikoteer
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June 8th, 2013 05:47 PM #1A few years ago, i got this bright idea about tweaking the idling rpm on an '89 Corolla XL(1.3L, EE90); i never got around to adjusting it back to the original level.
Flash forward to today, and i noticed that my ride would idle at a very low level, followed by the engine stalling. What's strange is that the problem seems to get worse as i drive longer. Just this morning it stalled 3-4 times. i immediately made adjustments when i got to park, and my idling sits at 950-1000rpm.
So far the stalling problem seems to have been fixed, but i'm just curious as to why the problem came out just now. Is there anything else i should check out?
Turning on the AC engages that thingy(sorry, can't remember what it's called) that pulls the rpm up, but when it disengages it drops to the low rpms i mentioned.
tia
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June 10th, 2013 09:14 AM #2
Maybe you're just due for a tune-up and timing adjustment? Cleaned the carburator lately? Unlike EFI cars where there are sensors that compensate for changes to the engine's state and various conditions, carburetors will need constant checking/adjustment over time.
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June 10th, 2013 09:04 PM #3
mukhang may problema ang carb mo sir. pa check mo ang butterfly nyan. idle up mechanism yong sinasabi mong tataas ang menor pag engaged ang A/C.
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Gaano na katagal na Brand ang Yokohama battery? and Megaforce?
Cheaper brands than Motolite but reliable as well