2005 ES330 vvti V6 3.3l Car running low at Idle after front left and right CV axle re
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2005 ES330 vvti V6 3.3l Car running low at Idle after front left and right CV axle re
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! Recently I have had the front left and right CV axles and control arms replaced due to me hitting a curb. I have a 05 es 330 V6. After repairs I went to start to start the car and it idles very low at start up. My check engine light is on but I haven't got it tested and my brakes are too bad to drive to get codes ran currently. I did accidentally leave the keys in the ignition overnight and killed the battery. 1. What could be making it idle low.
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Hello,
I don't think that CV axles and control arms is what caused your idle to drop. Unfortunately, there can be a dozen of different issues that can cause the idle to drop or to be unstable, from some sensor to a vacuum leak. You will have to read the code in order to diagnose the issue.
At some car parts stores you can actually rent a scan tool - you pay its full price, then get the tool for as long as you need it, and after you are done, you just return it for a full refund. That is how you can scan codes without driving your car there.
P.S. I would also check if everything is connected, and all the fuses are good. I've got a CEL and dead overdrive today, and it turned out that I forgot to reconnect my Throttle Position Sensor, which was fun..
Hope this helps and best of luck!
I don't think that CV axles and control arms is what caused your idle to drop. Unfortunately, there can be a dozen of different issues that can cause the idle to drop or to be unstable, from some sensor to a vacuum leak. You will have to read the code in order to diagnose the issue.
At some car parts stores you can actually rent a scan tool - you pay its full price, then get the tool for as long as you need it, and after you are done, you just return it for a full refund. That is how you can scan codes without driving your car there.
P.S. I would also check if everything is connected, and all the fuses are good. I've got a CEL and dead overdrive today, and it turned out that I forgot to reconnect my Throttle Position Sensor, which was fun..
Hope this helps and best of luck!
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CEL could be from a damaged ABS sensor taken out from the collision.
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