Engine idles rough and even misses. At higher rpm engine smoothes out. At idle with foot on break engine loads up and will bearly run. Hard on fuel. Is this a vacuum leak or what?
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my guess, car unseen.
car has an A/T trans, and all A/T jump from park to drive
selection is made on a cold engine, due to the very fast idle speed.
what was the park and cold idle speed. and out door temps.
the lower out door temps, make idle speed , cold engine, even higher
but when the engine reaches 180F or more and holds, the RPM
is about 800 RPM (the FSM tells the exact amount and does vary for the unstated engine option) so at 800 the tranny don;t lurch, did it on a hot engine. so if idle speeds are wrong say so and say it with engine temps. or its all meaningless.
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runs rough, the engine (even parked?) is called misfire.
misfire on a good engine (full compression)
is:
1: bad spark (or never had a tune up ever) every 60k miles.
2: bad fueling. too rich, too lean (low idle) bad injectors (stuck or clogged, or wrong fuel pump pressure or bad Fuel pressure regulator)
3: bad fuel.
there is a test for each possible failure. all very simple test.
it takes $80 in gauge tools to find engine problems.
check for a vacumn leak around the cyl head by spraying carb cleaner near head (caution do not spray flamable fluids on hot exhaust) listen for engine speed changes or smooth running/ engine faultering / stall, ....... could be broken vacumn line also......
With that kind of symptoms you should be displaying a check engine light have the codes extracted and get back to me let me know what codes and I will give you a better idea of what is wrong with your vehicle.
You have a vacume leak somewhere. You can try to listen for it or you can get a can of brake parts cleaner and spray it around the engine. Anywhere there is hoses or connections of any kind. When you find the leak the engine RPM's will increase. If thats not the problem it could be your EGR valve is clogged or your map sensor could be bad. Those things would usually cause a check engine light. Vacume leaks wont. Good luck
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