Help! Rpms freaking out! vid attached!
#1
Help! Rpms freaking out! vid attached!
Hey when ever i start my car On a cold start up (this is cali so its never super cold out) it does this when i drive or rev the motor.
When i Start it and start driving almost right away it is freaky because when the rpms it does it for a few seconds just like in the vid and obviously is a little freaky when its doing it on its own and lashing you forawrd.
It goes away after it seems to warm up. but it never did this before.
Is it the throttle body???
what should i do?
thanks all!
Heres a video a uploaded link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyU5-tKZs54
When i Start it and start driving almost right away it is freaky because when the rpms it does it for a few seconds just like in the vid and obviously is a little freaky when its doing it on its own and lashing you forawrd.
It goes away after it seems to warm up. but it never did this before.
Is it the throttle body???
what should i do?
thanks all!
Heres a video a uploaded link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyU5-tKZs54
#3
6th Gear Member
I'd clean the TB and MAF for starters, then reload the tune if it still occurs. Since it only happens for a few seconds on the initial start, I think it's pretty minor.
#5
Yeah definitely clean TB. My car did this until I started to clean TB/MAF regularly. I would take the TB all the way off the car when you clean it. If you do it this way make sure when you unplug the connectors on the left and right of the TB that you wait til they stop making noise (you should be able to hear some whirring noise pretty easily after you plug it back in) before you turn the car on or it will go in to limp home mode and throw codes. I learned the hard way that it's the throttle position sensor that you are unplugging and turned the car on before it was done re-calibrating... it started up but was revving itself and throwing codes... scared the crap out of me.
You could always not take it off but it's hard to clean the TB with the butterflys in the way. I use to take a long screw driver to hold them open while I cleaned it.
I recommend the following products:
CRC Throttle Body & Air Intake Cleaner: http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...2382&ppt=C0126
CRC MAF Cleaner: http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...rd=maf+cleaner
You could always not take it off but it's hard to clean the TB with the butterflys in the way. I use to take a long screw driver to hold them open while I cleaned it.
I recommend the following products:
CRC Throttle Body & Air Intake Cleaner: http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...2382&ppt=C0126
CRC MAF Cleaner: http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...rd=maf+cleaner
Last edited by gburke1; 10-10-2011 at 07:44 PM.
#8
however i guess i was an idiot for buying it in the first place for 100 bucks haha
cut me some slack back then I was 17 i had no clue hahahaha
#9
You have an aftermarket tb? That could be it, these cars are VERY picky about Throttle bodies. Also while your cleaning, the MAF should also get a cleaning with electrical contact cleaner or maf cleaner.
Also I have noticed as my car ages it seems to take longer to go into closed loop on start-up, could be aging 02 sensors or maf or a combination of both. Good luck.
Also I have noticed as my car ages it seems to take longer to go into closed loop on start-up, could be aging 02 sensors or maf or a combination of both. Good luck.
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