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Old 04-14-2005, 08:20 PM
canaris canaris is offline
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what could cause rough idle?

I know I asked this question before...but I had to start a new thread cause I know a lot of people are expierencing this problem.


On my 95 3.8..so far I changed crank sensor..egr valve.wires...plugs...and the problem still persist...


Where else should I be looking at.....?


The car once warmed up the idle gets from bad to worst..and sometimes it chonks out...(dies)....


Any input would be greatly appreciated....thanks!
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Old 04-16-2005, 04:59 AM
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Re: what could cause rough idle?

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Originally Posted by canaris
I know I asked this question before...but I had to start a new thread cause I know a lot of people are expierencing this problem.


On my 95 3.8..so far I changed crank sensor..egr valve.wires...plugs...and the problem still persist...


Where else should I be looking at.....?


The car once warmed up the idle gets from bad to worst..and sometimes it chonks out...(dies)....


Any input would be greatly appreciated....thanks!
Could it be as simple as a intake vacuum leakage? The IAC valve tries to control the air but if there already is to much air the valve canīt make this in a controlled manner. The valve turns from closed to fully open in a few seconds and the idle RPM goes up and down.

Vacuum leakage does not generate error codes.
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