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Old 05-10-2008, 08:30 PM
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adjusted tps, now odd stutter in rpms

i just adjusted my tps and everything fell into spec. i started it up and shorted the terminals and the rpms dropped as they should. i drove it around and at one stop light the rpms would intermittently drop like it wanted to die. however, once it warmed up, it stopped happening. i havent driven it since, so im not sure if it was just something working itself out, but im wondering if it could be one of a few things:

- i misadjusted the tps too far back

- i have a vacuum leak from the hoses i disconnected

- i cleaned the thottle body pretty good and i wonder if some of the crap that came off happened to fall into the intake.

- my idle is set too low (before i adjusted the tps, i could nudge the throttle back into idle, and it was only at like 750rpms)

- or i have a vacuum leak because i dropped and (and lost) the nut that goes on the male bolt that attaches the throttle body to the intake.
- sub question, what size is that nut (12mm x ?)

any other ideas? it runs much better than it used to, so im pleased about that, but im concerned about that random drop in rpms.


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Old 05-10-2008, 09:49 PM
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coolant temp sensor faulty?
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perhaps, however, it has never done it before. it feels more like the vacuum leak type intermittent idle drop/surge that i had before i replaced my pcv valve.
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well then, check for vacuum leaks- spray wd40 around until you hear the idle drop.
If that don't work, grab the multi-meter and check the coolant temperature sending unit.
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