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Old 09-25-2006, 06:25 AM   #3 (permalink)
me.guevara
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Originally Posted by 9dawgs
If I feather the gas pedal I can start it on the first attempt but when I let my foot off the pedal it just dies. I can drive it this way but I have to keep the RPMs up to keep it from stalling.
No certification here (not even any formal training in wrench-turning), so take it fwiw: the feathering that you have to do to the gas pedal sounds like a similar issue I had with the stepper motor (idle air control valve - iacv) on the side of the plenum chamber. When it goes, you'll have a bunch of stalling issues - I've become really good at keeping the engine running with my toes and braking with my heel, simultaneously.

Clean your iacv and make sure it has a good seal to the plenum. If you have access to another Disco, swap the actuators to see which vehicle keeps the problem. Looking at your sig, I notice you have a Chevy Astro - I'm pretty sure that the iacv on the Astro is interchangeable with that of the Disco (at least for a '95 Disco it is, but I'm not sure about what model year Astro - see http://www.rangerovers.net/discoparts/).

Good luck!

Are you running rich, too? That's another symptom.
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