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On Sat, 15 Sep 2007 17:41:58 -0700, JR North
wrote: Make sure the idle speed is set correctly and it's not idling fast or sticking. This, combined with a hot shutdown will cause extended run-on. Just hot shutdown by itself may cause some minor run-on. JR aieo wrote: Today for the first time all summer my 4.3L MerCruiser had a long "run-on" after engine contact was closed...what could cause this? I had this a couple times long ago - had to put the car in gear to stop the engine. As I recall, carbon buildup on the valves can cause the deiseling, aside from why gas is getting in there. Damned if I can recall what I did to fix it, but carbon deposits is one thing to look for. A good WOT run or gas additive might help on that score. The carbon itself can get there by oil down the guides or ring blowby. --Vic |