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Flywheel idle surge

  • Thread starter Thread starter 50gt1988
  • Start date Start date Jul 11, 2007

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So I just installed an aluminum flywheel and now theres a bad idle surge at idle. It will surge between 500 and 1500 rpm untill the car warms up and is drivin. After actually driving the car it will for the most part idle fine. I have a Tweecer RT if anyones used it to stop this problem.
 
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