Rough idle
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Rough idle
I have a 13 gt track pack. When the engine is at optimal operating temperature, when idling the revs are fluctuating between 600-800 rpm. Is this normal or a vacuum leak?
Last edited by trackpack13gt; 10/30/14 at 10:06 PM.
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is the motor sputtering? Like it's not timed right? Or are the RPMS just changing like there's a control issue?
If sputtering, I don't know. I the RPMS are just changing, then that's a computer issue most likely. Pull the battery cables for a few minutes, re-attach, start-up. See what happens. It's just a basic step you can do on your own. It may or may not help.
If sputtering, I don't know. I the RPMS are just changing, then that's a computer issue most likely. Pull the battery cables for a few minutes, re-attach, start-up. See what happens. It's just a basic step you can do on your own. It may or may not help.
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How many miles? Some say this happens when throttle body and/or MAF needs cleaning.
You didn't provide much info.
How do you drive it - in traffic all the time, all highway, mix of both? Baby it all the time so it loads up? Or do you take it up to redline on a regular basis and blow the crap out of it?
You didn't provide much info.
How do you drive it - in traffic all the time, all highway, mix of both? Baby it all the time so it loads up? Or do you take it up to redline on a regular basis and blow the crap out of it?
Last edited by cdynaco; 10/30/14 at 11:28 PM.
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I will disconnect the battery.
The motor is not sputtering, it is fluctuating rpms.
Its has 36500 miles.
It is driven mixed 50/50 city/hwy.
I am gentle on the car and rarely drive agressively.
The motor is not sputtering, it is fluctuating rpms.
Its has 36500 miles.
It is driven mixed 50/50 city/hwy.
I am gentle on the car and rarely drive agressively.
Last edited by trackpack13gt; 11/1/14 at 08:53 PM.
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If the fuel filter replaceable? If so, I'd start there and also clean the MAF sensor.
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...on-FG1083-S197
It is fluctuating because the computer is constantly having to adjust the air/fuel mixture to keep it running. Which usually means it is constantly not getting enough of one or the other. so it fluctuates as it adjusts.
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...on-FG1083-S197
It is fluctuating because the computer is constantly having to adjust the air/fuel mixture to keep it running. Which usually means it is constantly not getting enough of one or the other. so it fluctuates as it adjusts.
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