P1506 and P0308 codes

79dan

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Hi guys! I just got my Mustang GT 2000 back from the shop for an intake replacement (the old one was cracked and was leaking coolant, causing the cylinder 1 to misfire). They installed a new intake and it now seems to be running fine.

However, the car is now throwing a P1506 code (manufacturer controlled vehicle speed, idle control and auxiliary inputs). What could that be? The IAC valve is almost new, I installed it about 6 weeks ago.

I also have a P0308 code (cylinder 8 misfire detected), which is funny cause the main reason why I took it to the shop it's because the cylinder 1 was misfiring.

I'm gonna take it back to the shop tomorrow, but in the meantime I'd like to know if any of you has any ideas.

Thanks!
P.S. Sorry for my bad english
 
Yes, it does idle funny. It's around 1200-1400rpm when I start it and then goes down when I turn the AC on, to around 1000rpm.

Also, it kind of surges on its own when I'm driving, as if I had tapped the accelerator.

I took it back to the shop this morning and the guy said it was probably the IAC valve, but it's new, so I'm also inclined to think there's a leak somewhere.

As for the misfire, he also said it might be the coil.
 
Vac leak somewhere. A line could of cracked during r/r or you could of gotten a bad gasket.

Did they give you new plugs (cracked intake you likely got water in one or more holes. Not likely all the way back on #8 but still possible).
 
Vac leak somewhere. A line could of cracked during r/r or you could of gotten a bad gasket.

Did they give you new plugs (cracked intake you likely got water in one or more holes. Not likely all the way back on #8 but still possible).

on my 2000gt thats were mine actually started was at the back of the intake at the #8 cyl., but they definitly didnt do something right. however you need to have them double check it. as for you driving serge, could be the misfiring cylinder firing periodicly. more than likely a very bad vacuum leak.