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EF2 6 CYL Rough Idle

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03-30-2009, 12:58	#1 (permalink)
efpete Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 5	EF2 6 CYL Rough Idle Hi all, I have a 97 Wagon auto with 213000km on the clock. It has a very rough idle smooths out at approx 1200-1300rpm. it feels like its running on 4-5 cylinders ? Performs well on the road - just feels like its going to shake to pieces when idling ! I was going to try disconnecting plug leads one at a time to isolate cylinder not firing - is this the right approach ? Or is there a better way ? Cheers, Pete

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