[DML] End of life for idle ECU's
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[DML] End of life for idle ECU's




Elvis,  

I just read your post and I agree... I cannot figure out why a vacuum leak  
or bad O2 sensor would cause the idle to hunt, (as mine does 900 - 1200)
 
The only way I can see this happening is if the vacuum leak is somehow not  
constant and keeps changing then the ECU might have a hard time compensating 
for  it.
 
Please let me know what you find out.

 
Thanks

D² & 6530


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