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Old 03-30-2012, 06:25 PM   #11
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I tried the relearn process, and no success. Maybe I did something wrong. I do not believe that I left the AC on when I put it in and drive. Crap, I didn't put it in gear and let it idle. So...I guess more to come once I try it again. Thanks for the info though. I was pulling me hair out trying to figure out what was going on. I changed the plugs and wires and then the stalling while coming to a stop started to happen. Hopefully this fixes the problem.
Might need to clean the MAF and the Throttle body....
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this helped a ton, i never did it after i put on intake and exhaust and i was getting bad mileage, but now im getting way better mileage and it feels way smoother especially at idle.
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this helped a ton, i never did it after i put on intake and exhaust and i was getting bad mileage, but now im getting way better mileage and it feels way smoother especially at idle.
What kind of mileage are you averaging now?
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I also had a little "shudder" at idle. Just tried the "relearn" process, and it worked! Thanks a bunch...
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