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Title: 98 Avenger stalling, loosing rpms. No codes
Post by: Sean on January 26, 2008, 11:58:18 PM
I got a 98 avenger 2.5 es automatic. It randomly dies at idle in gear and park. If I am rolling or on the gas the check engine light come on as it bogs down and looses rpms quickly, light goes out in a second or two and regains power. When it does die it will start right back up no problem. Have tried the key dance several time and it gives me no codes. Had it about a month, don't know when the last tune up was. Please Help


Title: Re: 98 Avenger stalling, loosing rpms. No codes
Post by: Darktengu on January 27, 2008, 12:12:43 AM
Being a 98 I don't know if the Keydance works with that year.  Take it to Advance auto, or NAPA and have the codes scanned.  if it's only when at idle, I would guess idle air control.  That sounds like your issue. 


Title: Re: 98 Avenger stalling, loosing rpms. No codes
Post by: Bad Venge on January 27, 2008, 12:15:35 AM
I'd seafoam the intake it cleans out things very well,then check the IAC if the trouble persists


Title: Re: 98 Avenger stalling, loosing rpms. No codes
Post by: JusBringIt on January 27, 2008, 06:03:23 AM
fuel filter..dont forget


Title: Re: 98 Avenger stalling, loosing rpms. No codes
Post by: '98Lxi on January 28, 2008, 02:49:54 AM
Mine just started doing that too... I think it's my IAC... I'll just let off the gas and go to come to a stop and it'll drop down to 500rpm then bounce right back up. Almost feels like it's electrical and it's just gonna cut out.. I dunno... ???


Title: Re: 98 Avenger stalling, loosing rpms. No codes
Post by: Sean on March 26, 2008, 08:41:47 AM
Now it smells like its getting too much gas when it dies.  Sensor, what would that be? MAP?


Title: Re: 98 Avenger stalling, loosing rpms. No codes
Post by: Enemytoast on March 27, 2008, 05:12:23 AM
IAC...


Title: Re: 98 Avenger stalling, loosing rpms. No codes
Post by: Bluepaw on April 03, 2008, 05:30:58 PM
Look inside the throttle body for coking(looks like black soot). If dirty clean bore and throttle plate with carb cleaner and a small brush. Avoid too much carb cleaner near the TPS as it may damage it. This generally will solve your idling problem, if not look toward replacing the IAC. I would have it scanned before throwing high $ parts at it though.


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