Well this is kind of hard to explain but I will try my best.
Three things:
1. It doesn't seem to matter whether the clutch is in or out.
2. It dies at idle/neutral type speeds sometimes.
3. The car feels like it is bogging and the car will not go anywhere and has an "engine braking" feeling right off idle.
I was actually just cruising along at 60mph (2,000rpm) and the car gave that engine braking feeling real quick and then "relaxed" and did fine...out of nowhere.
I cleaned the IAB (IAC) and it seemed to help a little bit...but not much.
Most of the time the bogging occurs (which leads to the car killing itself) is when I drive and put it in 1st gear and cruise along and then stick the clutch in and have the car in "neutral" and when I put it back in gear and reengage the clutch the car gives that engine braking feeling and it has a hesitation and then finally power is applied. It really bothers me
I know it is a real bland explanation but it is hard to explain...any ideas?
Thanks...
Three things:
1. It doesn't seem to matter whether the clutch is in or out.
2. It dies at idle/neutral type speeds sometimes.
3. The car feels like it is bogging and the car will not go anywhere and has an "engine braking" feeling right off idle.
I was actually just cruising along at 60mph (2,000rpm) and the car gave that engine braking feeling real quick and then "relaxed" and did fine...out of nowhere.
I cleaned the IAB (IAC) and it seemed to help a little bit...but not much.
Most of the time the bogging occurs (which leads to the car killing itself) is when I drive and put it in 1st gear and cruise along and then stick the clutch in and have the car in "neutral" and when I put it back in gear and reengage the clutch the car gives that engine braking feeling and it has a hesitation and then finally power is applied. It really bothers me
I know it is a real bland explanation but it is hard to explain...any ideas?
Thanks...