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Need HELP: Idle Fluctuation Problem

Old May 24, 2008 | 05:42 AM
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Need HELP: Idle Fluctuation Problem

Hey everyone i need some help w/ the engine idling problem.. it's keep fluctuating up and down btwn 1k - 1.5k rpm, 93 fd. ive read on the forum about maybe a hose(vacuum) leak problem.. so i replaced all the hosing, and it is still happening.

wat else could cause this fluctuation.. my friend mention that it can be caused due to a crack in the turbo. if so, can this be fixed w/ a temp weld job or do i need to replace the turbos completely to get rid of the problem.

THX IN ADVANCE

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Old May 24, 2008 | 08:54 AM
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can you here a rushing of air coming from anywhere in the engine bay?

places to check:

y-pipe coupler(if your model is not 99 spec)
between throttle body and uim
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Old May 24, 2008 | 12:11 PM
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Try spraying throttle body/carb cleaner around the seals on your UIM, LIM, and throttle body. It's an old trick to find vacuum leaks since you can't really hear a vacuum leak while your engine is running.

The chances that your turbo is cracked in nearly zero. Even if it was, this would not cause a fluctuation in idle since the fd operates off of a MAP and not an MAF.
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