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  • in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #555798
    ThatGuyThatGuy
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      it did work out car idles at 700 no more automatic cruise control lol

      The mechanic did smoke the vehicle no leaks.

      I wanted to follow up in case someone else is having a similar problem something else to check

      in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #561356
      ThatGuyThatGuy
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        it did work out car idles at 700 no more automatic cruise control lol

        The mechanic did smoke the vehicle no leaks.

        I wanted to follow up in case someone else is having a similar problem something else to check

        in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #555660
        ThatGuyThatGuy
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          Guys

          Problem solved and follow up with the car

          Thanks alot for your input and suggestions. I took the car to the mechanic. Here is how I made out
          he found the following

          1. bad fuel pump
          2. cracked fuel pump gasket
          3. A PVC valve that wouldn’t close <<< the cause of the high idle
          4. he said the thermostat should be 188higher.

          I hope this helps someone else

          thanks

          Len

          in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #561203
          ThatGuyThatGuy
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            Guys

            Problem solved and follow up with the car

            Thanks alot for your input and suggestions. I took the car to the mechanic. Here is how I made out
            he found the following

            1. bad fuel pump
            2. cracked fuel pump gasket
            3. A PVC valve that wouldn’t close <<< the cause of the high idle
            4. he said the thermostat should be 188higher.

            I hope this helps someone else

            thanks

            Len

            in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #552491
            ThatGuyThatGuy
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              [quote=”Raistian77″ post=76695]In a healthy engine short and long term fuel trims should be about 5% plus or minus.

              This is a bit in depth, but a great introduction to understanding fuel trims.
              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRX2V6_a3dc%5B/quote%5D

              Thank you that was a big help!! and it makes perfect sense !!!

              I will start there !!

              len

              in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #557490
              ThatGuyThatGuy
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                [quote=”Raistian77″ post=76695]In a healthy engine short and long term fuel trims should be about 5% plus or minus.

                This is a bit in depth, but a great introduction to understanding fuel trims.
                http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRX2V6_a3dc%5B/quote%5D

                Thank you that was a big help!! and it makes perfect sense !!!

                I will start there !!

                len

                in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #552234
                ThatGuyThatGuy
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                  [quote=”Raistian77″ post=76571][quote=”ThatGuy” post=76570]the other thing I need a better manual than the Haynes repair book.

                  I need a Factory service Manual with Great electrical diagrams.

                  any thoughts
                  thanks[/quote]

                  One option is Alldata’s DIY option. $25.00 gets you access to one vehicle for a year.

                  You really need a scanner that has datastream. Find out what your fuel trims are for idle, 1000,1500,2000 RPM both short term and long term. If your numbers are positive (especially at idle) over about 10% you most likely have an air leak or a MAF sensor issue.[/quote]

                  Ok Thanks. I do need a good spec sheet and diagrams to diagnose the problem. I do have a scan tool, but I don’t what the norm values are for this vehicle

                  thank you

                  in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #557213
                  ThatGuyThatGuy
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                    [quote=”Raistian77″ post=76571][quote=”ThatGuy” post=76570]the other thing I need a better manual than the Haynes repair book.

                    I need a Factory service Manual with Great electrical diagrams.

                    any thoughts
                    thanks[/quote]

                    One option is Alldata’s DIY option. $25.00 gets you access to one vehicle for a year.

                    You really need a scanner that has datastream. Find out what your fuel trims are for idle, 1000,1500,2000 RPM both short term and long term. If your numbers are positive (especially at idle) over about 10% you most likely have an air leak or a MAF sensor issue.[/quote]

                    Ok Thanks. I do need a good spec sheet and diagrams to diagnose the problem. I do have a scan tool, but I don’t what the norm values are for this vehicle

                    thank you

                    in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #556962
                    ThatGuyThatGuy
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                      the other thing I need a better manual than the Haynes repair book.

                      I need a Factory service Manual with Great electrical diagrams.

                      any thoughts
                      thanks

                      in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #552001
                      ThatGuyThatGuy
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                        the other thing I need a better manual than the Haynes repair book.

                        I need a Factory service Manual with Great electrical diagrams.

                        any thoughts
                        thanks

                        in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #556958
                        ThatGuyThatGuy
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                          Guys thanks for the suggestions,

                          Update my friend has no patience decided to buy an IAC, ECT, and a TPS sensors. I am proud to report the car runs with the same symptoms. How I love throwing parts at things not!.

                          help !!

                          in reply to: 2003 Ford Taurus dohc car idles high& drives #551995
                          ThatGuyThatGuy
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                            Guys thanks for the suggestions,

                            Update my friend has no patience decided to buy an IAC, ECT, and a TPS sensors. I am proud to report the car runs with the same symptoms. How I love throwing parts at things not!.

                            help !!

                            in reply to: Those Pliers used in your Water pump video #455532
                            ThatGuyThatGuy
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                              Quoted From EricTheCarGuy:

                              You might try one of these because they work pretty good.

                              http://www.google.com/search?client=saf … 80&bih=922

                              thanks, I will look into those

                              in reply to: Those Pliers used in your Water pump video #455530
                              ThatGuyThatGuy
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                                Quoted From EricTheCarGuy:

                                I don’t remember if those were snap-on or Mac, I think they were Mac. If I remember next time I’m at the shop I’ll get the number off of them.

                                Thanks that would be great!!! I need a pair that I can get a better grip on the friction hose clamps !!

                                in reply to: 2004 honda odyssey rear motor mount #439160
                                ThatGuyThatGuy
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                                  Thanks Guys for Suggestions,

                                  This vehicle is my primary ride. I am not experienced in dropping a sub-frame, and now I am thinking maybe this task is over my skill set. When I get a chance maybe this weekend I will put it on my friend’s lift and see if I can verify the problem. If I can’t I will take it back to Honda and see how they determined it was bad.

                                  Thanks for the advice…

                                  That Guy

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