08-22-2006, 09:08 PM
2000 Zetec, 106,000 kms. Idling rough, but when I put it in park, the revs go up to about 2000 rpm. No check engine light. Any ideas what it could be?
scoobasteve,Aug 22 2006, 11:09 AM Wrote:Throttle Position sensor? Tranny Speed Sensor... DPFE?
Does the car hesitate while driving?
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scoobasteve,Aug 22 2006, 11:34 AM Wrote:Well i'd start with Adam's suggestions.I put in a K&N drop in filter two days after I bought it.
If you bought the car used. doing a tuneup wouldnt hurt anything.
Do
Plugs,
Oil Change
Fuel Filter
Air Filter
PCV
possibly plug wires...
Other things you may want to consider
Tranny Flush.
Timing Belt (not sure if its 100km or 150km on the focus)
EDIT: Have you tried cycling the ECU yet (Disconnect negative terminal for 15mins)
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scoobasteve,Aug 22 2006, 11:56 AM Wrote:fuel filter is in line just before the gas tank.Thanks,
Passenger side of the car... tucked away. but its hard to miss.
Real easy job to do.... If you have the right tools or have strong fingers, it can be done in 5 mins.
There is a write up in the how to section.
Expect to pay 12-18 dollars for a filter.
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oldeguy,Aug 22 2006, 12:46 PM Wrote:scoobasteve,Aug 22 2006, 11:56 AM Wrote:fuel filter is in line just before the gas tank.Thanks,
Passenger side of the car...ÃÂ tucked away. but its hard to miss.
Real easy job to do....ÃÂ If you have the right tools or have strong fingers, it can be done in 5 mins.
There is a write up in the how to section.
Expect to pay 12-18 dollars for a filter.
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One more little question. Is it worth getting better ignition wires for a stock engine?
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oldeguy,Aug 22 2006, 01:46 PM Wrote:scoobasteve,Aug 22 2006, 11:56 AM Wrote:fuel filter is in line just before the gas tank.Thanks,
Passenger side of the car...ÃÂ tucked away. but its hard to miss.
Real easy job to do....ÃÂ If you have the right tools or have strong fingers, it can be done in 5 mins.
There is a write up in the how to section.
Expect to pay 12-18 dollars for a filter.
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One more little question. Is it worth getting better ignition wires for a stock engine?
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