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Old 12-29-2007, 11:13 AM
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What would cause an 02 4.7L to not idle? When its cold and i take my foot off the gas it dies and to et it to restart i have to pump the gas.

After about 20miles of driving and i stop it acts fine.

my thoughts were a bad 02 sensor or an EGR.

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I am not a dodge mechanic but most engines have a cold temp sensor that will adjust the fuel mixture to help the engine run in cold weather
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You need an Idle air control valve. About 76 bucks at Autozone.
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Originally Posted by insptech
You need an Idle air control valve. About 76 bucks at Autozone.
Good possibility. Also could be a dirty throttle bore. When was it last cleaned?
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Well we put a code reader on it and found out it is a large leak in the emission system. Its going to be like finding a needle in a hay stack
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Thanks guys ill try some of the things yall have suggested.
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check the air tube from the air filter to engine and check for any vacum leaks
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Originally Posted by mikes280
check the air tube from the air filter to engine and check for any vacum leaks
I checked everything i could get to yesterday. Nothing out of the ordinary.
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A 'large evaporative leak' means there is a large leak in the fuel vapor recovery system. This will NOT cause your stalling problem. That code is most often caused by a missing or leaking gas cap.
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Originally Posted by fabricator
A 'large evaporative leak' means there is a large leak in the fuel vapor recovery system. This will NOT cause your stalling problem. That code is most often caused by a missing or leaking gas cap.
right, but a vacum leak may cause it and would be worse when cold. does that motor have a mass air, i can't remember but i thank it does. iac motor can be stuck also .
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