Car idling between 800 & 2000 RPM ???
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Car idling between 800 & 2000 RPM ??? - 10/16/2007 7:21:37 AM
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Wi_Fibre
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Hey everyone, ha, its me again with another problem. This problem I've had for a little while and tried adjusting throught my DSM Link but it still seems to be speradic. So here's the problem... One day I may start my car and It will idle at 1000 rpm with no problem, and then all of a sudden it may rise to 1200 or 1500 rpm on its own. It may stay at that idle or go back down to 1000 rpm after a minute or two. Now on other occasions I may turn the car on and it idle at 2000 rpm, or I could be driving and come to a stop and with my foot on the clutch it could be idling around 1000-2000 rpm. This is completley speradic, I talked with some friends and we all agreed it was most likely the idle sensor, but I thought I would throw it past you guys too just to make sure. I know I need to just buy myself that damn Haynes Manual so I can look at what options I have and how and where to replace the parts if need be. But anyway, let me know what you think, thanks.
I haven't really had a problem with the car idling around 800 rpm lately, but I believe that was due to the fact of my battery not holding a good charge. when I reved my engine and the rpm's dropped they would pass the 1000 mark and dip down to 800 and even 500 sometimes. Beleive it or not I haven't replaced the battery yet, because I need to run the replacement battery to the back of the car, the intercooler piping took up part of the room where the battery usually sits, so the battery thats there now is half the normal size of a car battery, but Its a small performance battery. Personally I plan to put a red top optima in its place once I have the wires ran to the back, but like I said so far its been doing fine, but its on the "to do" list. And yes I know I could damage my alternator the longer I wait, I plan to change the battery soon.
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