Irratic rpms and car jerks when coming to complete stop
ok guys its been a year since ive had this problem (last winter) but it poped up again so here i am asking all you that know stuff about engine. THis is the problem:
No matter if i warm up the car or not..if i start driving and come to a complete stop let say at the light..the RPMs dont drop when you press the brake and it feels like driving a stick even tho i have auto tranny.
Anyway when that happens the car jerks and when im almost at the complete stop the car starts jerking and the RPMs drop to like 400 and then in about a second go back to 800 or so.
I am guessing it is my transmission but i am not completely sure of that.
Any help would be highly appreciated cause i donno what to do at all.
Yes, it can still be the cable. It usually sticks just before the butterfly valve is completely closed so the engine 'idles' at 1500-2000rpm. You won't notice this at 60mph, only when you come to a stop. Try putting the car in neutral when you come to a stop and see if the engine is running too fast.
........rpm sensor on the tranny..........2 of my buds had the same problem. pretty simple repair.
went to the dealer and they told me that the rmp , revolution sensor doessn't show up for my engine 1.6L. Plus it costs like $150
So now i dont even know if i have the sensor or i dont.
went to the dealer and they told me that the rmp , revolution sensor doessn't show up for my engine 1.6L. Plus it costs like $150
So now i dont even know if i have the sensor or i dont.
According to the B14 FSM, the trans on the B14 GA16DE (RLFO3A) does not use an rpm sensor. The trans on the B14 SR20DE (RE4FO3V) does use one.
i tried to reset the TPS just like descirbed in the threads that you gave me the links to.
Im not sure if it working properly,in the instructions it sad that after you disconnect the sensor and then reconnect it after like 20 seconds, the RPMs are supposed to be high and then im supposed to wait like 1-3 minutes for it to drop. The problem is that the rpms dont increase they just drop to the normal idle after the sensor is reconnected.
The weirdest thing is that if the sensor is disconnected the car drives better than when it is conncted. I mean the rpms jump up and down around 60mph but when i come to a complete stop it doesn't shake that much and the rpms stay pretty high , about 1k or 1,100. I found that out by mistake, i guess i didn't plugin the sensor all the way in and the plug was like half way in. After i plugged it back in, the car started having the same problem as before when coming to a complete stop. My guess is that the TPS is bad and has to be replaced.