

| Subject: | Re: AFM issues |
| From: | Paul Wyand |
| Date: | Mon, 3 Oct 2005 15:43:29 -0400 |
I checked this, but I did clean a lot of crud from these as well as from the rubber elbow running from the AFM to the intake manifold. Actually I am suspecting that the throttle closed switch was adjusted with the crud in there as a shim because it is now occasionally stalling when I come to a stop, with a sudden drop in throttle. I did not think they would effect part throttle performance, just full and 0 throttle situations (as that is when they are activated. (cheking Bently on that now) I thought it it was kind of funny that it actually drove worse after cleaning some of the crud out of the throttle linkage. Makes me really wonder about doing a through engine bay cleaning, even if it is needed. I I have also changed most of the braided vacuum hose as it was rather brittle. On 10/3/05, THX0001@aol.com <THX0001@aol.com> wrote: > > > In a message dated 10/3/05 1:56:26 PM, miatapaul@GMAIL.COM writes: > > << I get stumbling when I accelerate, especially after gear changes or > changes in accelerator. >> > > Before you do anything else, make sure the throttle positon switches are > set > dead on the nuts. Of course, you should have done that before you popped > the > cover on the AFM. > > George >
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