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Old 09-26-2004, 07:04 PM
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lumpy idle, what gives??
Problem: After car heats up to opperating tempitures, The car has a lumpy idle, and upon accelerating, the car is extremely jearky. What is the issue???

The car is a 98 Honda CR-V
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Re: lumpy idle, what gives??
The ironic thing is that it happened after I replaced my drive belts!!!
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Old 09-26-2004, 11:06 PM
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if i was a betting man.. i would bet spark pugs

wens the last time u even looked at them?
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Re: Re: lumpy idle, what gives??
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The ironic thing is that it happened after I replaced my drive belts!!!
are your belts to tight? too loose? Did you bump something while changing them. Backtrack your steps if you think your the culprit.
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