YOUR RESEARCHIdle speed jumping
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My car has decided to blip the throttle all by itself! Typically, after steady driving for a few minutes and stopping at traffic lights, the idle speed will suddenly jump from normal up to somewhere between 1000 and 1400 rpm, just for a second or less, as if I had blipped the throttle. It might do this two or three times over about 30 seconds. Car otherwise drives normally. Has anyone experienced this? Is the issue known? Any clues welcomed.
A bad temperature sending unit (directly below the air filter housing on the water pump) can cause this problems.
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