Hi All,
Anybody have this before, fluctuating between 750 and 1000 rpm, only when cold (cold as in not run, not cold outside temp). Once it's warm it idles at 950 rpm. It sounds like its missing on one cylinder, if its reved to 2000 + rpm it sounds fine. Any ideas greatfully accepted.
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Low Erratic idle
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Low Erratic idle
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John
John
Haven't had the problem on my Feroza, but have had an identical problem on my Honda Prelude several times, so this may help.
My problem was a build up of shit in the fuel filter, and after being replaced and taking preventative action, it hasn't happened since. Here's the reason given by my mechanic...
The older a car gets, the more rubbish (solids from bad station tanks etc) builds up in the fuel tank. Running the car to empty increases the likelyhood of the rubbish ending up in your fuel filter which will then retard the fuel flow.
My mechanic replaced my fuel filter and advised never to run below a quarter of a tank. He also recommended using a fuel cleaner every third fill-up (he didn't sell or endorse any particular product).
This was 4 months ago now and the Honda idles fine (it's on 272,000kms) and has more get poke than before.
Hope that helps.
Darren
My problem was a build up of shit in the fuel filter, and after being replaced and taking preventative action, it hasn't happened since. Here's the reason given by my mechanic...
The older a car gets, the more rubbish (solids from bad station tanks etc) builds up in the fuel tank. Running the car to empty increases the likelyhood of the rubbish ending up in your fuel filter which will then retard the fuel flow.
My mechanic replaced my fuel filter and advised never to run below a quarter of a tank. He also recommended using a fuel cleaner every third fill-up (he didn't sell or endorse any particular product).
This was 4 months ago now and the Honda idles fine (it's on 272,000kms) and has more get poke than before.
Hope that helps.
Darren
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