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Oh dear
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I'll give that a try in the morning, thanks.
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Let us know how you get on with the self-diagnosis
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The ECU prob wont show any codes. I would start with some decent HT leads, a new dizzy cap and rotor arm, and check the CO2 emissions at an MOT station
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it's your idle air regulator. mine does the same thing. it won't affect anything
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I just find a faulty air reg used to stop it idling fast when cold as I assume they get all gunged up.
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could it be anything to do with the iaa unit, as that is supposed to ramp the revs up when you switch the lights and other electrics on.
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