Hi all!
I hope someone can point me in the right direction regarding a problem with my 2002 coilpack k11.
The problem occurs only after the car has reached normal operating temperature. What happens is that the idle bounces/seesaws between about 500 rpm and 900rpm while coasting to a stop (clutch depressed or not makes no difference). Once stopped the car either manages to almost sort out the idle, so that it runs almost smoothly or the car dies. What on earth could cause this?
Things i have done in my quest to have a perfectly running k11:
1) New coilpacks
2) New battery
3) New maf
4) New iacv
5) New plugs
6) new O2 sensor
7) New cat and manifold
8) New headgasket
9) New timing chain, sprocket and sliders
10) New Crank angle sensor
11) Used coolant temp sensor from pre facelift k11
12) New transmission ground wire
13) Nissan data scan - cleared self learn and relearnt idle
14) New TPS
maybe someone could give me all the correct Data scan values for a facelift k11 so i can see if anything is amiss.
Thanks for any and all help
Greets from germany
I hope someone can point me in the right direction regarding a problem with my 2002 coilpack k11.
The problem occurs only after the car has reached normal operating temperature. What happens is that the idle bounces/seesaws between about 500 rpm and 900rpm while coasting to a stop (clutch depressed or not makes no difference). Once stopped the car either manages to almost sort out the idle, so that it runs almost smoothly or the car dies. What on earth could cause this?
Things i have done in my quest to have a perfectly running k11:
1) New coilpacks
2) New battery
3) New maf
4) New iacv
5) New plugs
6) new O2 sensor
7) New cat and manifold
8) New headgasket
9) New timing chain, sprocket and sliders
10) New Crank angle sensor
11) Used coolant temp sensor from pre facelift k11
12) New transmission ground wire
13) Nissan data scan - cleared self learn and relearnt idle
14) New TPS
maybe someone could give me all the correct Data scan values for a facelift k11 so i can see if anything is amiss.
Thanks for any and all help
Greets from germany
