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Old 02-10-2005, 09:21 PM   #1
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99 Grand Am Rough Idle in Drive

I have a 99 Grand Am 4 cyl DOHC, automatic transmission and I have been having a problem with rough idle/vibration while at idle in drive. The second I shift into neutral, park, or reverse the vibration stops. While driving everything seems normal.

I have had the MAP sensor check out, No EGR on the car, a tuneup and transmission service done.

Any ideas on the problem would be helpful!

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Re: 99 Grand Am Rough Idle in Drive

Welcome to the forum. Have you checked for codes or do you have your check engine light on?


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We checked for codes but none are showing up on the scanner and the check engine light is off.

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Re: 99 Grand Am Rough Idle in Drive

Well sounds like 1 our 3 things to me. 2 have to do with the same thing. I think it could be carb deposits on your throttlebody or IAC casing too much air to enter and a idle surge/causing roughl idle. Your throttlebody attachment screw is misadjusted if you have one or you have a vacuum leak. Could be a great many things but that what I would look into first. Good luck.

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