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  1. 15th December 2012, 10:14 PM #1
    superquag
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    Idle stepper motor 'FAIL'...

    This was approx $38 on evilBay, but it could have co$t me alot more. The old (approachig Use-By date) one is cleaned again...and back in.

    Partially my fault, for not removing the hardened green thread-sealant, but I thought the manufacturer knew best, but would have hoped it was more robust than this...

    On the bright side, it still had 2 ~ 3 more turns to go... better to break now than on 'nipping up'. The original needed MUCH more force to unscrew... (Several times to clean/test/clean again...test again... clean....)

    The company is in the process of being advised, so no-names yet. - Only happened an hour ago. (Saturday afternoon. Edit:- - Company replied next day, Sunday morning...apologising for the 12 or so hours delay....)

    Such a savage pre-emptive strike means the ghost of Sir Joseph Lucas is truly annoyed wtih me...

    James in Gosnells,

    3.9 Classic Vogue SE with working EAS, Cruise Control...and slightly inconsistant idle.
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  2. 16th December 2012, 10:11 AM #2
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    Too many Weet Bix this morning.
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  3. 16th December 2012, 10:15 AM #3
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    Were you never taught that you shouldn't tighten things up with a hammer?
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  4. 16th December 2012, 10:29 AM #4
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    thats a fair effort, five stars to you!

    I have had the one on the P38 out and cleaned half a dozen times and have been very heavy handed with it so I am concerned at how cheap the construction of that one must have been

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  5. 16th December 2012, 10:29 AM #5
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    Good news, the company replied (email this morning, Sunday.) offering replacement.

    Anyone got a dead IAC valve ?- smash it open to see how thick the material is.!

    Porridge.... and 24" Stillson wrench...
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