Anybody here in the banking business or know about it? If so, email me offlist
([EMAIL PROTECTED]), I have some technical questions about the way checks are
processed these days (ach etc).
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] W124 Test Device for Idle Speed Control
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Clean the idle control valve and verify that you have no vacuum leaks
-- this behavior is a almost always a result of the valve closing too
much on coast due to a vac leak, then sticking shut as the engine speed
comes down from the dirt.
I doubt anything would show up on the diagnostics.
The "device" you need is a LED with the ground provided by the test
socket, I think. You count the flashes. Could be wrong, though, never
used it.
Peter
