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Old 17th January 2015, 14:04   #1
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Hi all, I removed my balance vis and cleaned it all out this morning but now when the engine is idling the revs are bouncing between 500 and 1000 and if you stick some revs and release it will stall. Ideas anyone?
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Old 17th January 2015, 14:05   #2
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hopefully you didn't try to run the car with it off.

Check the rubber seal is in place on the back of the Vis motor but usually that bounces between 2000 and 500
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Yep that's in place
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It was remapped a week ago and I was told that it was not working. I have been around scrappers looking but not found a new one yet.
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Na it wasn't started with it off. I did have to double check it as when it was put back and started it sounded very deep
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There is nothing in the Vis motor that can or will cause this other than an airleak from either the seal under the case, or air entering through where you opened the case. If these parts are fine then your problem lies elsewhere.

As for good balance motors, I would be surprised if you could find a good working one in a breakers yard and I am afraid once it has ingested the oil no amount of cleaning will repair the blown tracks on the pcb.

PM me if you want to know about refurbished Vis Motors
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Old 17th January 2015, 20:12   #7
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All sorted hopefully
After a quick phone discussion about possible causes, it turned out to be gunge from breather all over the map sensor

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Seemed to run fine after leaving it to cool also. Thanks for your help Russ. Thank you to everyone who helped also Dave for offering his VIS motor service. Now to change the oil mesh filters and get her in the air to check the lambda wiring. Although I'm back to blowing fuse f3 but I can live with that for now. Thanks again everyone
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Glad to help, nice to see people coming back and letting us know the problem/solution, we are all learning all the time

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