GoRacer

iTrader: (2)

Well it might not be the only fix. There's faulty distributors and what not.

Anyhow, I checked my exaust cause I wanted to replace the studs and just prior to that I started getting a jumpy idle. I found one of the nuts had fallen off. Since I didn't know the stud sizes and my 2nd car isn't running I just got new nuts and crush washers for the cat' to exhast connection. My exhaust got quieter and the jumping idle dissapeard.

Kaotic Dan

I also have a strange, hunting, idle problem and a very leaky exhaust. I didn't think the one would affect the other but If thats the case than maybe you solved my problem? I guess I'll find out!

aReX-7

iTrader: (3)

Uhh, well, the distributors were eliminated on the FD model, along with the overhead cam and the timing chain. Didn't you get the memo? LOL. You might have a bent push rod!

On a serious note, if your jumpy idle comes back, you will more than likely need to adjust your throttle position sensor. Do a search.

Good luck.

Jeff

btytc

KaoticDan, check thread https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=128201