Idling issues..
#1
Idling issues..
Alright so lately my car has been acting weird. A couple weeks ago on my way home from work i went to get gas at sunoco (i was on E) and i put plus in. I drove home and my car acting fine. A couple of hours later i start my car and it sounds like there are rocks jumping around in the motor, i shut it off for a minute, started it back up and reved it up a bit then drove to see how it would drive, well about a minute into driving it sounded like my exhaust kicked something out, so i stopped, shut the car off for about a hour and came back to it and the sound was gone, but the idle was low...
It usually idles around 1100-1200 rpms but now it idles around 800 to 1000 rpms and also when the car is at a stand still and i push the clutch in, the idle drops to about 500 rpms and the car feels like its literally shaking. Anyone know what could be the problem? I've checked my plugs and they all are gapped where they should be..
It usually idles around 1100-1200 rpms but now it idles around 800 to 1000 rpms and also when the car is at a stand still and i push the clutch in, the idle drops to about 500 rpms and the car feels like its literally shaking. Anyone know what could be the problem? I've checked my plugs and they all are gapped where they should be..
#2
Sorry to hear about your problem... Do you have any vibration issues at high RPMs and speeds? How many miles? Any modifications? Does it change when you turn your AC compressor on and off again? 1100 idle seems oddly high for an average idle.... I thought previously that 700 - 800 was normal for our engines (I am assuming you have a TC1). Try a full tank of 93 from a "top-tier" gas company (http://www.toptiergas.com/retailers.html) -- BP IS NOT one. Also, include a full can of seafoam with a full tank. See if that fixes any issues.
#3
Sorry to hear about your problem... Do you have any vibration issues at high RPMs and speeds? How many miles? Any modifications? Does it change when you turn your AC compressor on and off again? 1100 idle seems oddly high for an average idle.... I thought previously that 700 - 800 was normal for our engines (I am assuming you have a TC1). Try a full tank of 93 from a "top-tier" gas company (http://www.toptiergas.com/retailers.html) -- BP IS NOT one. Also, include a full can of seafoam with a full tank. See if that fixes any issues.
#4
Idle should be under 1K even with the A/C on. If it was higher there is an issue. 800 rpm's for idle is about normal. A/C will always draw power from a motor and cause a little more harshness.
Why would you turn a car on, or rev it higher if it sounds like rocks is beyond my guess. Take it to a dealer to figure out why the code was on.
Edit: Putting anything other then 87 octane in it is a waste.
Why would you turn a car on, or rev it higher if it sounds like rocks is beyond my guess. Take it to a dealer to figure out why the code was on.
Edit: Putting anything other then 87 octane in it is a waste.
#5
Idle should be under 1K even with the A/C on. If it was higher there is an issue. 800 rpm's for idle is about normal. A/C will always draw power from a motor and cause a little more harshness.
Why would you turn a car on, or rev it higher if it sounds like rocks is beyond my guess. Take it to a dealer to figure out why the code was on.
Edit: Putting anything other then 87 octane in it is a waste.
Why would you turn a car on, or rev it higher if it sounds like rocks is beyond my guess. Take it to a dealer to figure out why the code was on.
Edit: Putting anything other then 87 octane in it is a waste.
And why put 87 octane in a N/A car? If you have a lot of power i understand, but for a pretty much stock car theres no point in my opinion..
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