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High idle after ETM clean 2.4 non turbo engine B5422SViews : 6334 Replies : 20Users Viewing This Thread : |
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Feb 20th, 2011, 18:53 | #1 |
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High idle after ETM clean 2.4 non turbo engine B5422S
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every time I start my car from cold it idles at around 1300-1400rpm and doesn't drop for a good few minutes unless I put into gear (don't think its very good for my auto transmission). Before it was all ok until I cleaned my ETM unit, also moved the flap so maybe its lost its basic settings? Scanned it with diagnostic machine and there are no faults. Any ideas? |
Feb 20th, 2011, 19:36 | #2 |
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give it a couple of days to re adapt itself .. But the rpm rising at cold start is normal on later models to heat the catalytic converter quickly , maybe this function was masked with a dirty throttle body ..
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Feb 20th, 2011, 20:50 | #3 |
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Well I'm not too sure about Volvo's idle at cold but that doesn't sound right, would be nice if someone can confirm the revs speed and for how long it does idle high, my one is 2001 v70. I did gave it a week or few before the post also I did a smoke check on the vacuum system and there no leaks.
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Feb 20th, 2011, 23:21 | #4 |
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Have you thought about the front lambda sensor? Two things:-
1) It's a heated unit which is supposed to bring it up to temp quickly; 2) The replacement schedule on the early Phase 2s is relatively short. If the heating element is on it's way out, it could make the sensor slow to give a proper reading, hence the idle, although as you say, no fault codes... Last edited by princepugh; Feb 20th, 2011 at 23:25. |
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Feb 21st, 2011, 13:48 | #6 |
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Afraid I don't know how long it takes but have to assume it's very quick as thats what the element is for.
Just had another thought too - as you've cleaned the ETM you may wish to reset the throttle pedal - do a search on here, believe there's a procedure you can follow to re-calibrate the fly-by-wire throttle, gotta be worth a try also. |
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Feb 21st, 2011, 17:22 | #8 |
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The calibration process I was thinking of is referred to in this thread: http://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showth...ht=calibration
You're probably right about the Lambda sensor, was just thinking that it may have been masked before you cleaned the ETM. |
Feb 21st, 2011, 20:53 | #9 |
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can you reset the ecu by disconecting the battery for ten mins or so?
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I did that already. I did follow princepugh advice as per link, but hasn't done the trick. In some other post I found that I might need to leave ignition on for 10 minutes and the restart it, will try that tomorrow. Thank you everyone for information will keep you updated so someone else might get use out of this. |
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