97 Sc1 shaking, rough idle.

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Weezay, Aug 12, 2005.

  1. Weezay

    Weezay Guest

    Had a tune up, rotors replaced, front brakes, back brakes and drums,
    all 4 struts, fuel [ump, ignition modulator, 4 new tires...any
    suggestions? Im sick of spending money on a car not worth it. Shakes
    all the time - nothing to do with braking although it shakes then too
    but not as bad.
     
    Weezay, Aug 12, 2005
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  2. Weezay

    Bob Shuman Guest

    Without actually seeing this firsthand, I'd say you still have some type of
    engine problem, possibly a fuel delivery/injector issue or a dirty throttle
    body causing the rough idle. Another thought here is that it might be a bad
    torque axis (top) engine mount that is no longer dampening the engine
    vibration. Again, your description is somewhat vague and it's hard to give
    any more based on what you have provided.

    Good luck.

    Bob
     
    Bob Shuman, Aug 12, 2005
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  3. Weezay

    marx404 Guest

    from the way you describe it, it sounds like the typical symptoms of a bad
    motor moount, possibly the top one, but best to have all checked out, if the
    car vibrates like that, all the mounts are problably in need of replacement.
    not an expensive job, and common, so no worries.

    marx404
     
    marx404, Aug 13, 2005
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  4. Weezay

    blah blah Guest

    From the way he discribed it in his subject line, and the way he
    discribed it in his post, you have to wonder WHY he had done all of that
    other stuff. Brakes dont effect engine idle. Tires dont effect engine
    idle. Struts dont effect engine idle. I mean if you arent moving, how
    are these things vibrating? His subject line says more about his problem
    then the rest of his post.

    No mention of miles, no mention of of brand or type of ignition parts.
    No mention of fuel filter replacement, why change the fuel pump and not
    the filter? Who ever is making the decisions for "throwing parts at the
    problem" needs to be fired. Some of these things may have been over due
    for replacement but I'm sure most were not.
     
    blah blah, Aug 13, 2005
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