Could be several reasons such as a large vacuum leak, a faulty EGR (Exhaust Gas Reclaimer) valve, a faulty MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor,
The idle is set too low or there is an electrical problem
Since it is starting from 0, the engine idle is low.
There are several ways but one of whic is to turn the distributor clockwise or counterclockwise to get the desired idle. Too low however will stall your car.
controls the air that goes into your motor when your car is idle. If it isnt working properly you experience high or low idles, maybe stalls or random idle movements
whats the problem for my 94 ford van engine high and low idle
I found that putting low grade gas in car mad it idle high. Does it every time
A car can idle too low because there is a leak in the vacuum. Cracks or breaks on the vacuum hoses in the cars engine could be the cause of this.
Check your idle, your idle might be too low so it is stalling your car.
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If the idle is erratic on a 1993 Honda Civic the IACV will need to be clean or replaced. The IACV controls the idle on the car and when it fails the car will not be able to maintain an idle.
i have a 96 Town car and the high/low beam switch is on turn signal. push signal switch forward for high, back for low.
You don't. The ECU controls the ISC (Idle Speed Control Motor) which adjusts the idle. If idle is out of control (too low or too high) try gently tapping the ISC with a small (0.5 pound) hammer or a large wrench while the engine is running. If tapping the ISC makes a change in idle speed, you need a new ISC. Clean the throttle body whenever replacing the ISC. If the ISC is not the problem, look for vacuum leaks which can cause both high and low idle. Low coolant level can cause high idle. Also, note that many clueless drivers assume that the idle is wrong (high) when the car is just using high idle (normally) for a short time after a cold start especially in cold weather.