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Help!! shuts off once warm.
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Car starts up with no problem (Cold start) runs. But once warmed, idles dips even lower and eventually stalls out by it self. start up after warm is harder. Things to point out when it runs there is CEL P0011 & P0021 What I have done is, New oil 0w 20 & filter, switch OCV around, swap out for new ones, open front case, checked timing (on its mark) lastly I change the both AVCS. and problem still the same. have another ECU re-flash & reset result the same. Even with those those codes, not sure if they are enough to stall out the engine. or something else is also in fault? Thank ahead! |
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Looks like you got the dreaded cam issues see the TSB section on this forum
Unfortunatly can be difficult to doagnose exact cause ,ecu,cam sensors oil contol valves or cam hydraloc actuators. Unfortunatly can ve quite expensive to fix out of warantee |
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Do you happens to know what else I could do? |
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http://www.ft86club.com/forums/attac...1&d=1375302652 http://www.ft86club.com/forums/attac...0&d=1352490977 And you ecu has been updared to a ZA1JB01C or D if auto rom if its 2013 or earlier car Also can you ise techstream to cheack the cam position initial learning values as per below http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...&postcount=336 Or my values http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...&postcount=337 If they are like the stigs then you dtill got problems with cams mine and ultrmaroons are normal values |
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Haven't had the car plug up to Teachstream yet. maybe I'll need to do that 1st.... Thanks! |
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also might be worth logging when the stall condition occurs. see what happens at idle when it stalls normal warm idle ignition advance is around +13 degrees AFR should be close to 14.7 long term fuel trim should be less than 10% cams should be close to zero at idle as avcs not active 2015/6 auto had a tsb to update the auto trans computer firmware to avoid rough idle and stall as well if auto |
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Its a Manual!! Thanks for those input!! |
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