When i start my 98 escort it runs at about 3000 rpms constantly. cleaned mass air flow sensor still high idle. if i unplug the maf it idles very low and almost dies
SOURCE: 91 Taurus idles @ 2000 to 2300 RPM's Have checked
try cleaning the air bypass solenoid at the throttle body,holds on with 2 bolts and is long and round with a wire plugged in at the end.its probably carboned up and sticking open
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SOURCE: At startup my 94' F150 will oscillate from high to low idle
I had this problem once on an econoline van and it was the plantum gasket but before you change this check all the vacuum lines and get a digital volt meter and test the voltages on the mass air flow sensor and if you have to change the plantum gasket auto zone can print you out a diagram stating all you have to remove to replace it
SOURCE: 2000 FORD ESCORT WONT IDLE
on the sohc engine there is a rubber elbow on back of the valve cover going over to a line at the fuel injection that cracks at about 100K miles and lets the engine **** air and it will idle horrible til you fix it. Check this and see if it's not your problem...I've had it happen to 3 sohc engines and the dealer wanted $400 to fix the first one for my friend...Took about 30 seconds to pop the hood and pull it off, 3 minutes to glue it back together, an hour to dry, and 30 seconds to reinstall it...
SOURCE: 2000 expedition- mass air flow sensor and computer
Sound like you have a big vacuum leak. Check the hoses that attch the PCV valve on the valve cover on the passenger side. Also reach way back on top of the engine there's another hose there that is known for going bad. The dealer has those hoses and they call it the Heated PCV valve hose assembly. Very common problem.
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you're looking at this the wrong way, i suspect you have an engine problem, do a compression and leak down test, also look for a vacuum leak after the maf sensor
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