:shrug: Hello. This is probably a simple question but it sparks a lot of confusion for me. My 1994 SHO dies when it is a stop it does it sometimes but not all the time warm/cold. I have been to several different places and they told me that it could just be the fuel filter clog. But i have beliefs that it could be my idle control sensor (if there is such a thing). I need to know how i can fix it or any other problems this could cause.
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From what I know you can try cleaning your IAC (Idle Air Control Motor). Its on top of the intake, right behind the TB (Thorttle Body). It is round in shape and has 2 screws holding it on and one plug. You may want to replace your fuel filter too. Very simple and only about 6 bucks.
Fuel filter is cake.
Its right by the Right Rear tire. You will need to jack the car up a bit. The only tool you need IIRC is a standard screwdriver. The new filter will come with new plastic clips. So pop the old ones out, and they will probably break, and then pop the ends off of the filter, unscrew the bracket holding it, and put in in the new one. But relieve fuel pressure first. Unscrewing your gas cap should suffice.
BTW Purolator P/N is F63169
If you are talking IAC, here's a pic for reference..
Its right by the Right Rear tire. You will need to jack the car up a bit. The only tool you need IIRC is a standard screwdriver. The new filter will come with new plastic clips. So pop the old ones out, and they will probably break, and then pop the ends off of the filter, unscrew the bracket holding it, and put in in the new one. But relieve fuel pressure first. Unscrewing your gas cap should suffice.
BTW Purolator P/N is F63169
If you are talking IAC, here's a pic for reference..
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Wow! I didn't know the V8 sho's were 40 valve! How quick do those usually run in the quarter?
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