CobaltVenomSS

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u guys think since my car has been at the body shop that the people there cleaned my TB??? they had to replace the intake so idk

Angel

I honestly doubt it. Bunch of monkey that work down there. When I told them how I fixed my problem they were like "already with only 5k miles on it????" as if this was something new to them. I would make sure to have them check into this asap to make sure.

CobaltVenomSS

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if it still does it when i pick it up tomorrow..ill just do it myself

Altiery54

i will be doing this once the TB spacer goes on

umrdyldo

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This is not really that true.

I have a 2.2 fully bolted. I had the problem with a clean 2.2TB, a dirty 2.2TB, and a clean 2.4TB.

Mine happens the most when the car coolant is very warm.

I tuned the fans a little more aggresive and that has helped a lot, but not fixed it.

FunkyStickman

I had the same problem, and the car was throwing codes all the time... the dealer (shudder) thought it was the MAP sensor, but all I did was put in a new air filter and cleaned the throttle body, and Bingo! Problem gone.

Int0x

Hopefully this solves my problem too, thanks for the info

Edubs

I always assumed that this problem was because of my cams and just having a rough time tuning them. I'll try this tonight and see what it does for me.

My current fix has been to ride in 2nd gear as close to stopping w/o stalling as I could and then pressing in the clutch and jabbing the throttle while stopping before the RPM's came down to my 900rpm idle...

umrdyldo

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^^^ agreed

I blip the throttle right before it freaks out and it doesn't happen as badly

Edubs

This is so exciting. I didn't know anyone else had this issue...

umrdyldo

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i am almost sure without a doubt that it's not a clean TB that is the problem.

I put a brand new one on it still flips out. Hell mine flipped out new and stock.

Adding CAI and stuff didn't change anything.

My next thought is, how many automatics does it do it on.

Xenozx

Well I kinda have this problem. The problem only happens when I turn on my A/C, and only when I am stopped. Like, I can drive arround w/ A/C off and never have this problem, but if I turn the A/C on and come to a redlight, or a drive through my rpms will start to bounce arround from 400-1500, and if I give it some gas it will stop, but shortly after start again. If I sit too long, if I try to pull off it will just stall, and then the car wont start up right way, I have to wait like 1-2 minutes.


Do you think this is a similar issue?

originaladrian

alright, this thread deserves a bump.

I cleaned my TB and my idle smoothed out allot.

That thing was really oily...

before at idle i would be about 1k now its ALMOST an even 800

DoMiStIc_RuSh_06

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So would a catch tank help or even prevent this????

scampbell

Thanks for this man it fixed my fluttering idle especially with the a/c on god that was gettin on my nerves it would drop all the way down to 450-500 rpm when i was comin up on a stop light. Now its perfectly smooth. I did have kind of a scare though when i was takin off the throttle body it slipped out of my hand and was hanging by only the wire harness. Well after I cleaned it and installed it back in the car, i went to start it and all the car would not even try to start... I was pretty sure it had to do with the force of the throttle body pulling down on the wire harness so i went back under the hood and pushed on all the wires on the clip back in and she fired right up. Then i started driving down my driveway and my CEL comes on so I was pretty pissed about that... When I got my scan tool out there were three codes, all of which had to do with the TB so im guessin when I pushed those wires back in they set off the codes because i cleared them and they havent come back. Anyway, thanks again for the great info about cleaning the TB.

zipo1200

nice post! doing it this weekend

06vrss

i cant wait to do this tommorow on my lunch break at work. i have been pretty close to driving my car off a cliff because of that damn idle.........every freakin time i come to a stop!!! if this works i will be so f*ckin happy!

Hodz

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I thought I once read on a can of TB cleaner that your not suppose to use TB cleaner on Supercharge or Turbocharged vehicles. Am I wrong?

bgbearcatfan

well its easy as hell to just take the tb off to clean it, so if you clean it and let it dry, i don't see why it would be a problem

rnjmur

I think this is to protect them. Superchargers and Tubochargers generate alot of heat so if you spray TB cleaner into a car that is hot... probably not a good ending.

As long as you remove the TB and clean it, then let it dry good before re-inatalling everything you should be fine.

arkkornkid

I'm definitely doing this tomorrow.

Also, I had rough idle after I installed my CAI and discovered that it was because I pushed the filter all the way up to the MAF bung. Dropped it back down to where there's just enough for the clamp to hold on and that cured it.

Mudcrutch

Just noticed the rough idle with the a/c on today.

'07 ss/sc with 9,600 miles on it. will give this a try, thanks.

cooljake73

angel ive been having my problems with my car when i come to a stop light and stop my rpms flutter up and down so you think this will take care of all my problems?

bgbearcatfan

the issue with the ac being on and the rpm's bouncing all over the place, will most likely need the reflash from the dealer to fix it. I experience the same thing, and it wasn't from a dirty tb

Mudcrutch

hmm interesting info.. problem is I am custom tuned.. no dealer reflash for me.