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Good to see INJ PW ≈5.4ms at idle with warm engine. Idle RPM’s still seems to be hunting (up/down) for smooth idle of ≈750RPM’s. Few things to think about:
-slow to respond IAC. REM can show you what it wants the ECU to do, but is IAC moving quickly enough?
-slow to respond O2S. LEAN/RICH should switch just short of the speed of light.
-leaky/faulty injector(s). When ST drops to 90, ECU will take fuel away. ECU thinks RICH.
-try a known good ECU, if possible. I know haha.

 

Looks like you can leave EGR connected unless you can say, yes EGR is the problem.

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1 hour ago, Ωhm said:

Looks like you can leave EGR connected unless you can say, yes EGR is the problem

No idea where I can get a test known good ECU.

 

If I leave EGR connected I have to deal with stalling at 3%-5% or at least trying to, did you mean to say leave EGR disconnected?  No stalling with EGR disconnected.

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EGR should have nothing to do with engine idle. I wonder if given time and EGR connected, could ECU learn its way out of this problem. You've done a lot.

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10 hours ago, AnotherOldJeepGuy said:

At 3%-5% Throttle and with RPMs dropped due to EGR activation:

 

Keep in mind when EGR solenoid is ON no vacuum is allowed to flow and the EGR valve is OFF.

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11 hours ago, Ωhm said:

EGR should have nothing to do with engine idle. I wonder if given time and EGR connected, could ECU learn its way out of this problem. You've done a lot.

OK I'll try leaving the EGR valve hose connected for a bit and cross my fingers an ECU education is what is needed at this point.  Just for clarity, the problem is at 3%-5% throttle, no problem at idle (0% Throttle).

 

11 hours ago, Ωhm said:

Keep in mind when EGR solenoid is ON no vacuum is allowed to flow and the EGR valve is OFF.

In my words, EGR "activated" means the EGR valve shaft/rod is no longer at rest and has moved outward from the engine.  I do have terminology issues sometimes with my limited STMD :dry:

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I don't fully understand the EGR system. But it might be good to know at what instances the solenoid is providing vacuum to the EGR valve to open it. Do you have a vacuum gauge that you can hook up to EGR solenoid? 

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1 hour ago, Eagle_SX4 said:

I don't fully understand the EGR system. But it might be good to know at what instances the solenoid is providing vacuum to the EGR valve to open it. Do you have a vacuum gauge that you can hook up to EGR solenoid? 

So I don't have that, but I have essentially replaced that in this instance with a flashlight and vision by watching the EGR ROD, and seeing that there is a 1:1 correlation between the 3%-5%throttle stutter and the moment the rod moves.

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Took a 13 mile run around the area, no highway driving so lots of start stop.  I guess it was a K-12 education.  Kindergarten through Grade School was pretty rough.  Couple stalls, a few more coaxing to not stall, questionable acceleration.  Junior High was also troublesome but maybe a bit better, transitional years I suppose.  But by the time I progressed through High School things did seem to be improving, and by graduation I was able to come to a stop and start up again without it wanting to stall.  So fingers crossed.  I'm gonna head out for a higher education run in a bit and see how that goes, perhaps I might even get on the local highway if we make it to Grad School.

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Just finished test drive #2, about 30mi round trip.  Followed the reset procedure a couple times.  The 3%-5% throttle stumble did not happen.  No stalling when I come to a stop.  Jumped on highway the last 10 or so and ran along a 65 for a few miles, didn't push it over that, I don't normally anyway.  All went well so I am cautiously optimistic now that maybe things are back to normal, knocking consistently and strongly on wood here.  At a stop light in Drive, Brakes on with AC on the idle may be a little less that completely smooth but not much.  And at this point I may be a bit hyper-sensitive and maybe it's really no different that it was before.  New mounts are on the to do list anyway since all of mine are still original and I'm sure that will smooth things out some also  It would not be a stretch to think that the maneuver incident that started all this took a toll on the mounts also.  Anyway a final relearn seems to have been the last step maybe.  Don't know what was actually learned, but as long as what was needed to be learned was learned, I'll take it.

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RENIX 4.0L has no Closed Throttle (CT) switch unlike the 2.5L which does. This CT value is learned over time (40 or more key starts). I know TPS is set to ≈17% at CT, but that’s just a starting point. I’m with you, hope this does it for you. Take it.

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Three more days with successful trips, so far so good.  Can't really guess well how may key starts since I put the EGR hose back in place, probably not 40 yet, but maybe half?  

 

So another question to toss in the thread while the "Test it to 40" plan is in play.  What is the second connection used for that's to the right of where the REM connects?

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6 hours ago, AnotherOldJeepGuy said:

Three more days with successful trips, so far so good.  Can't really guess well how may key starts since I put the EGR hose back in place, probably not 40 yet, but maybe half?  

 

So another question to toss in the thread while the "Test it to 40" plan is in play.  What is the second connection used for that's to the right of where the REM connects?

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I always thought the second connector was for ABS diagnostics 

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11 hours ago, AnotherOldJeepGuy said:

Yikes!  With my computer glasses on high I can just barely make out those letters!  But good enough to squelch my curiosity.  

i believe a jpeg,  save to computer and enlarge..  I see OHM has posted a link also  thanks.

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