G Green95 New Member Oct 22, 2004 28 0 0 Idaho Oct 23, 2004 #1 Oct 23, 2004 #1 Hi everyone, 1995 GT 5 speed, when I am driving and push the clutch in to shift, the RPMs climb for just a second then go down (foot off of gas), but the wierd thing is that it seems to do it worse after the car warms up. Any suggestions?
Hi everyone, 1995 GT 5 speed, when I am driving and push the clutch in to shift, the RPMs climb for just a second then go down (foot off of gas), but the wierd thing is that it seems to do it worse after the car warms up. Any suggestions?
W wytstang Mustang Master Mar 14, 2004 4,988 4 78 Summerville,SC missing South Fl. weather :( Oct 24, 2004 #2 Oct 24, 2004 #2 The "hanging Idle" is notorious on the 94/95 stangs. One way of curing it is converting to the fox intake set-up or try cleaning your iac valve.
The "hanging Idle" is notorious on the 94/95 stangs. One way of curing it is converting to the fox intake set-up or try cleaning your iac valve.
mo_dingo 20+ Year Stangneter Aug 26, 2003 3,031 2 58 Tucson, AZ Oct 24, 2004 #3 Oct 24, 2004 #3 wytstang said: The "hanging Idle" is notorious on the 94/95 stangs. One way of curing it is converting to the fox intake set-up or try cleaning your iac valve. Click to expand... Yep, do a search on this forum for exactly that, "hangine idle". You find tons of threads about it & the cures people have found. Scott
wytstang said: The "hanging Idle" is notorious on the 94/95 stangs. One way of curing it is converting to the fox intake set-up or try cleaning your iac valve. Click to expand... Yep, do a search on this forum for exactly that, "hangine idle". You find tons of threads about it & the cures people have found. Scott