frequency control valve buzzing
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frequency control valve buzzing
....'89 cabby. The frequency contol valve on the side of the fuel distibutor ( fine tunes fuel pressure ) is loudly " buzzing " even with key OFF and not running. I understand it rec'vs it's signals from the jetronic contol unit (ecu) / & oxygen sensor. First replacement part will be o2sensor (?) then will think about ecu.? The " buzzing " is sporaqdic as if a loose/dirty connection, but still should not be active with key off. (?) cabby runs fine regardless. My question is: Is it ok to unplug the frequency control unit and run without it ? Probably should change 02 sensor anyway....! 180K........educated information please.....thanks everyone !! J3F
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frequency control valve
HELP.....my daughters 89 cabby has a VERY loud buzzing frequency control valve. What/why is it doing this and what to do about it.? What does the very LOUD buzzing indicate ? What do we need to change out for proper operation. Car runs fine other than the LOUD buzz................thanks j3f
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Re: frequency controll valve buzzing--RESOLVED
Turned out to be the lamda relay ( fuel injection power relay ) on fuse panel. changed that and took care of the loud buzzing and hard starting. This seems to be a faily common problem over time due to the fuse/relay panel getting wet from the cabbys' nortorious water leak issues.....................stay dry, stay thirsty my friends......j3f
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Re: frequency controll valve buzzing--RESOLVED
jimmy3fingers wrote: This seems to be a faily common problem over time due to the fuse/relay panel getting wet from the cabbys' nortorious water leak issues.....................stay dry, stay thirsty my friends......j3f
Wrong, a well maintained and cared for Cabby don't leak.
Briano
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You can lead a user to a link, but you can't make him Click....