Slight lope in idle on stock cammed car
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Slight lope in idle on stock cammed car
Hey.. I have developed a slight lope at idle in my M6 2000 Z. I think I did it when I hacked off the extra junk from the EGR into the intake. Anyone know of a way to check to see if that is leaking with typical tools? Tricks to see if its leaking there?
Any other common sources of lope? My car is a low mile (39k) car thats been garaged its whole life and is virtually stock except for free mods, a lid and cutout.
Any other common sources of lope? My car is a low mile (39k) car thats been garaged its whole life and is virtually stock except for free mods, a lid and cutout.
#3
Re: Slight lope in idle on stock cammed car
Starting fluid?? Isn't that a bit risky?? Ignition...Hot manifolds and everything...I wouldn't mess w/ either.....JMO
I've heard brakeclean, but that and black plastic engine parts... I've stained my PS resevoir w/ aluminum cleaner. Cant get it off now...
I've heard brakeclean, but that and black plastic engine parts... I've stained my PS resevoir w/ aluminum cleaner. Cant get it off now...
Last edited by Bayer-Z28; 02-03-2006 at 10:06 AM.
#5
Re: Slight lope in idle on stock cammed car
Aren't they both really flammable and evaoprate quickly? I will try that, but will be careful in doing so...
Originally Posted by Bayer-Z28
Starting fluid?? Isn't that a bit risky?? Ignition...Hot manifolds and everything...I wouldn't mess w/ either.....JMO
I've heard brakeclean, but that and black plastic engine parts... I've stained my PS resevoir w/ aluminum cleaner. Cant get it off now...
I've heard brakeclean, but that and black plastic engine parts... I've stained my PS resevoir w/ aluminum cleaner. Cant get it off now...
#7
Re: Slight lope in idle on stock cammed car
Many many folks have done the EGR tube mod and had the O-ring fall out of place when installing, causing a vacuum leak. It's about a 2 second job to loosen the bolt and check it.
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