I have a 2006 with 65,000 miles on it. Recently, when the engine is cold, it has begun to stall coming to stop lights. Once the engine is warm it does not seem to happen. As you come off the gas and depress the clutch the RPM's drop until the car stalls. Lots of posts about dirty IAC valve but I don't think the APM2 has one. Any other thoughts for a non mechanic? I really don't want to go to the dealer - long ways away.
Thanks
Kurt

 

pretty sure it does ... you should clean it (IAC) parts cleaner

 

Are you coasting to a stop?

 

Yes it does happen when coasting to a stop. But, this is new - it never used to happen.

 

not sure what the cause could be but no IAC on DBW cars---(06+)

 

Ill b in the coner flogging myself... I forgot

 

no problem!!

only reason I know is I went from an '05 where I cleaned it every year to an '07 and tried to clean it and it wasn't there!!!

 

not trying to be rude.. just trying to throw this out there but i always let my car warm up in the mornings or when i first start it no matter what kind or weather.. you say it happens alot while motor is 'cold'.. do you ever let it run for a few minutes before driving off.?

 

That is not being rude. I think it is a good idea. I just don't do it. Too impatient I think. I have to drive about 1.5 miles to get out of my subdivision - so by the time I am ready to go over 20 mph the engine has warmed up to 3 bars. As for a "cold" engine - it is a relative term since I live in south Florida

 

That's awesome.. must be nice lol.. but anyway back to subject, you happen to figure out the problem yet.? any sensors clogged or dirty from the weather.?