Hello all. Thank you in advance for all of your help.
My car usually idles at 1000 rpm. Right now it is surging between 900-1100 consistently. Also any sudden stops, whether i push the clutch in or brake hard... it dies.
Anyway, i looked through a lot of old posts trying to figure out what the problem is. A few days ago i cleaned the iac, and it didn't seem to help. Maybe i need a new iac? One thing that i have noticed, is if i turn on or off the A/C the problem temporarily goes away.
I actually had a similar problem to this about a year and a half ago. That one turned out to be a bad MAF. This one is different though, because its not throwing any codes.
Some other advice that i already checked was... double checking the idle screw, I have a BBK 70 mm throttle body, so the idle screw is a little allen. (the other screw is frozen) I also tried resetting the codes (even though there was none.)
I know this could be a vacuum leak, but i am not sure where all the vacuum lines are, there aren't many.... right? Anyway, sorry for the long post, and thanks again guys.
My car usually idles at 1000 rpm. Right now it is surging between 900-1100 consistently. Also any sudden stops, whether i push the clutch in or brake hard... it dies.
Anyway, i looked through a lot of old posts trying to figure out what the problem is. A few days ago i cleaned the iac, and it didn't seem to help. Maybe i need a new iac? One thing that i have noticed, is if i turn on or off the A/C the problem temporarily goes away.
I actually had a similar problem to this about a year and a half ago. That one turned out to be a bad MAF. This one is different though, because its not throwing any codes.
Some other advice that i already checked was... double checking the idle screw, I have a BBK 70 mm throttle body, so the idle screw is a little allen. (the other screw is frozen) I also tried resetting the codes (even though there was none.)
I know this could be a vacuum leak, but i am not sure where all the vacuum lines are, there aren't many.... right? Anyway, sorry for the long post, and thanks again guys.
And its a pain in the ass to even get back there to have him "tune" the egr out of the system.