99 TL rough idle bouncing at 1500 rpm (see video link)
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99 TL rough idle bouncing at 1500 rpm (see video link)
http://youtu.be/zyZe_B8vtZY?hd=1
The story: about 3 weeks ago, while driving, I noticed a squeeking sound, then my car started to over heat. I had a feeling the water pump gave way. I drove home, and when the temp needle got hot, I pulled over, let the engine cool a bit, then drive another 2 miles. Engine temp needle got hot again, pulled over, let the engine cool a bit. I turned the motor off at stop lights. Next day, started the car, and moved it to the curb. 2.5 weeks later, started the car, and the car ran with this rough bouncing idle problem. Mechanic came to the house to replace the water pump, timing, belt, serpentine belts, cam shaft seals, thermostat. Mechanic confirmed that the water pump indeed failed.
I thought the water pump replacement would fix the problem. I don't know where to start, so I added a pint of Sea Foam into a full tank of gas. Let her run for 10 minutes, then I made this video.
Desperately needing some advice right now. Any help is appreciated.
be cool peeps. tigerpause
The story: about 3 weeks ago, while driving, I noticed a squeeking sound, then my car started to over heat. I had a feeling the water pump gave way. I drove home, and when the temp needle got hot, I pulled over, let the engine cool a bit, then drive another 2 miles. Engine temp needle got hot again, pulled over, let the engine cool a bit. I turned the motor off at stop lights. Next day, started the car, and moved it to the curb. 2.5 weeks later, started the car, and the car ran with this rough bouncing idle problem. Mechanic came to the house to replace the water pump, timing, belt, serpentine belts, cam shaft seals, thermostat. Mechanic confirmed that the water pump indeed failed.
I thought the water pump replacement would fix the problem. I don't know where to start, so I added a pint of Sea Foam into a full tank of gas. Let her run for 10 minutes, then I made this video.
Desperately needing some advice right now. Any help is appreciated.
be cool peeps. tigerpause
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WNC Real Estate Sales99TL
Clean the intake idle control valve on the Throttle body. It's located on the bottom of the intake Throttle body. Deposits make it stick. Sometimes they fail all together and have to be replaces. Look it up on here for tips. The 99-2000 are different. I had a 99 that had idle problems and that fixed it.
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thanks for referring me to the 2 threads.. Holy shit!! you had an accord with over 300k miles??!!! wow... I wish the second thread had all the pics.. thanks again...b e cool... tigerpause
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thanks for the tip.. my friend replaced the Idle Air Control Valve, and car is back to norm.. The existing IAC was badly corroded and stuck. Thank you for your valuable input.
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