Hi Guys, hope you can help me. Just took my 99. 2.5 out for a blast and I seemed to have picked up a bit of a problem. When I sit at idle or the car drops to 1000rpm it bounces to 2000 and back to 1000. It does this constantly and the only way I can get it to stop is to turn the engine off. Any ideas???
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Surging RPM at Idle ??
- Thread starter Sinclair
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As mentioned I would try cleaning the MAF with a electrical cleaner.
Found the culprit !!!! I changed the MAF sensor, no change, then as I had just disconnected the throttle body from the car for a good clean, I noticed the inlet pipe to the MAF had come loose. On closer inspection I found the O-Clip had rusted away. I carried on with the throttle body and idle valve clean. Replaced the O-Clip and clean throttle body she runs like a dream now !!! Thanks for your help guys, it is appreciated
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