What should my mazda 6 idol at? - 2003 Mazda Mazda6

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• Check your timing also spark plug wires and coil timing may have jumped

let a garage do it for you.

If it is an auto then it is possible it is idling to high and the trans is still engaged despite you foot being off the peddle. Try lowering the idol speed as a first resort.

that is your idle air control valve and or your throttle position sensor. sending picture of both.

There are MANY things that can cause an engine to idle rough. It could be faulty ignition parts like spark plugs, distributor cap, ignition rotor, ignition wires, coil, worn distributor shaft, bad ignitor, etc. It could also be something simple like a vacuum leak. It could be internal engine problems like burned valves, leaking piston rings, blown headgaskets, etc. etc....So, take your pick and start replacing a BUNCH of parts trying to figure it out, or take it to a qualified technician to get it properly diagnosed.

It's actually quite easy just open the fuel tank and use a long clean screw driver and push the flap in and leave it in until the job is done.

I had this problem. Check your hose that goes from your filter to your intake manifold. Make sure your connections are tight and there are no cracks. Mine had a crack and was easy to replace. Hope this helps

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my old 1989 mazda had this problem as well but i traded it in before figure it out. my new but old 1999 started doing the same. it was the ignition switch. if u do buy it, buy it from an autoparts store with a life time warranty. the dealer offers ****, 10k miles or 6 mths? it has only 2 or screws,bolt? to take out and should take no more then 30 minutes to replace. pop off the steering column covers and its located where you stick the key in. its a little white and black cylinder looking plastic thing. very tiny, fits in your hand. my car would do the same work fine for months, then **** out and die and then work perfect 2 hours later. the dealer charges 200-250 for the part the auto store 100?. after installing it may act weird.. your car idoling will be off for a bit. turn it off and on for 10-20 minutes, drive it around the block if you can. turn it off again etc. until it starts to idol mormal. i think the master computer thing built in it has to reset itself since you disconnected the battery earlier and have just installed a part tht requires electrical contact. my car does that when i replaced it twice already but then resumes to normal. try this option and see if anything happens, if not return the part and get your money back.