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Mercury_Challenger 12-31-2007 03:00 PM

Clean the IAC motor, located on TB, take it apart and spray it with brake clean/carb cleaner is what I have done in the past. You can also get a can of carb cleaner and spray around the vaccum lines, listen for the engine changing tune and you might be able to detect the leak that way. Usually it does mean the gas cap was off, but it also could be a large line as well. Sometimes on the dodge vehicles the one on the brake booster is usually the culprit. Let us know how it turns out.

fabricator 12-31-2007 08:17 PM


Originally Posted by mikes280 (Post 2388496)
right, but a vacum leak may cause it and would be worse when cold. does that motor have a mass air, i can't remember but i thank it does. iac motor can be stuck also .

I would think if it had a vacuum leak large enough to make it stall at idle it would have lean codes stored in the PCM as well.

BY U BOY 01-04-2008 01:16 PM


Originally Posted by insptech (Post 2387396)
You need an Idle air control valve. About 76 bucks at Autozone.

Well you were right problem fixed.


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