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Old 07-22-2008, 09:31 AM   #4 (permalink)
Alak
2002 Discovery II SE
 
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2002 DII (Coil Sprung).

145,000kms


So when it idles, its normal, only you can feel its a tad rough, not as smooth as usually. Nothing to normally be concerned about. Sometimes when I pull upto a light, or start it when its hot, it wants to stall. It will drop to like 100RPM and try and save itself. Sometimes it will, sometimes it will stall. If I keep my foot on the gas a touch, it wont stall.

When driving, normally I can just feather it, like 25%, to accellerate. I now have to give about 75% throttle to get it moving, then once it hits 1800RPM, it "kicks in" and everything feels normal, and power is 100%.

There was an SES light. Long story short, the Air Filter was completely plugged. The SES light threw a MAS code, a Vaccumm Canister Code and two O2 sensor codes - one for each side. We thought it was a result of the plugged air filter. We changed the filter, obviously, cleaned the MAS and reset the codes. They have not returned - HOWEVER, I may replace them in any case.

I know Im due for a transmission service, but I donno if its the cause of the 1800RPM thing. I only mentioned it because Its the only thing I havent really looked at, other than to check the fluid level.
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