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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 09:35   #1
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Question 440 1.8i idling issues

Hi,
having trouble with my 95 440 1.8i - it has issues idling (revs jump up & down and it sometimes stops or revs to about 2500rpm)
I had a diagnostic done (revealed nothing), changed the ECU, Idle control valve, MAP sensor (the one that replaces the Air Mass Meter), Changed the spark plugs, HT leads, & had a smoke test to see if there are and split hoses - none found!

My next option (i think) is to change the Lambda Sensor and/or the ignition coil......anyone have any ideas to save me pulling my hair out??

thanks!!
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Old Mar 11th, 2010, 10:12   #2
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Lol firstly mate ya posted in rong place dont worry tho it will get moved

Ah yes another 440 with the lumpy idle, is ther any out there that aint lol well i think your rite in checkin the lambada sensor and the ignition coil, also have you checked the rotor arm? as I undrstand those things can go aswell

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ah,
still gettin used to this forum lark! thanks for the reply! will try rotor arm..
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If you change the Lambda, make sure you get a pre-wired one, like the OE Bosch ones.

You can get cheaper ones from gsf, but you need to wire them yourselves

When I got mine from gsf, the chap insisted on sending me a Bosch pre-wired job & said, "I've got cheaper ones but I wouldn't recommend one as they can introduce more snags if you don't get the wiring 'spot-on'".

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