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Originally Posted by saumil
The power for the idle control valve comes via the OVP relay. A bad contact of the OVP relay in its socket can cause intermittent idle failure. Remove OVP relay, clean it properly, check that the female contacts in the socket have not widened excessively, push the OVP relay back in properly.
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I changed my OVR today
didn't read this first
The contacts to accept the ovr are recessed
How would one know if they were too wide?
I did notice a few relays rock in there sockets
The old ovr had stable prongs so it must be the base that rocked.
If the relay rocks when you wiggle it from above should I remove it and try to crimp the connection socket tighter that is if I could get to it?
Did see one prong on old OVR was darker
could that have been a sign of a problem?
I didn't check the 10A blade fuse yet in the old one...
but I just shook the ovr & sometimes something inside it rattles & is loose?????
Maybe it was broken?
Should anything mmove inside of it????
Thanks