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Yes, have checked everything else I can think of including vacuum pipes. Will let you know what transpires.
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Thanks for the advice Loren
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My 1984 Carrera 3.2 suddenly will not idle. The engine still pulls strongly through all the gears but when you come to a stop the rev counter drops like a stone and the engine dies. It starts again easily but refuses to idle. After doing a bit of research on the net, I suspect it may be a problem with the idle air control valve, but with the ignition on I can feel a slight vibration when I touch the control valve, so it seems like it is still alive. If I disconnect the electrical plug to the valve the car starts fine and does idle but it hunts badly. If I reconnect the electrical plug and start the car the engine cuts out once again. I am hoping that someone can confirm my theory before I order a new control valve.