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15 years 9 months before #9379 by manual-mecanica
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Hello friends, someone could help me Hyundai Excel Model 92 Korean injected, the engine when the minimum is launched and lowers erratic mind as it warms down but is consuming too much fuel already performs injectors cleaning but the problem persists

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15 years 9 months before #9449 by manual-mecanica
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That you must apparently change the oxygen and MAP sensor, they are the sensors that regulate the passage of fuel according to working conditions.

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15 years 9 months before #9561 by manual-mecanica
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Clean or change according to the IAC valve (IDLE AIR CONTROL) REGULATORY OF REGLANDS ..... COMMENT RESULTS .... DO NOT FORGET VALUE ANSWERS ....

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15 years 9 months before #9569 by manual-mecanica
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Hello, thank you very much for your help but this vehicle does not have this IAC system has an Isc Servo Isc and it was already replaced

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15 years 9 months before #9575 by manual-mecanica
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Good Edgar, I answer you from Costa Rica and I tell you that I have a navel here because everyone has it ... hehe. Yours is a pretty capricious car and I have seen that kind of behavior many times. In general (although not always) it is because the rubber tube that connects the air flow with the admission is perforated or the clamps of the same are not tight and then the ECU does not recognize 100 % of the air that really enters the engine and for this reason it is devastating. I hope just that ... luck

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