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Momentary, Occasional Drop In Rpm


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Every once in a while, regardles of whether the car is cold or warmed up, the RPM will dip for just a split-second. It's easier to spot it when I'm sitting at a light, but I can swear it feels like it also happens when I'm cruising down the freeway @ 70mph (yeah I know I'm a :rolleyes: ). When I say cruising, I don't mean in cruise control - that hasn't worked since I bought it.

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If it's happening at idle you may want to clean your IAC, inspect your TB for build up while you're in the area, maybe clean the electrical portion of the IAC w/ some contact cleaner. You may also want to clean the element in your MAF with some MAF specific cleaner...CNC produces it I beleive....a few things to try, also you can clean the MAF plug prongs with some contact cleaner as well. :)

Also take a look at this....securing the MAF connection.

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Does it feel like a hiccup/hesitation when you're cruising? I believe it's ECU related, my S70 does the same thing, I did some poking about, and apparently there is a service bulletin for the issue. I can't find it now, but if you do some searching, it'll turn up. The problem description will sound pretty familiar :lol:

For the cruise control, it's possible that the rubber elbow going to the vacuum pump is broken, have a look at it ;)

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Does it feel like a hiccup/hesitation when you're cruising? I believe it's ECU related, my S70 does the same thing, I did some poking about, and apparently there is a service bulletin for the issue. I can't find it now, but if you do some searching, it'll turn up. The problem description will sound pretty familiar :lol:

For the cruise control, it's possible that the rubber elbow going to the vacuum pump is broken, have a look at it ;)

Yup, and I was mildly freaked out when I first felt it.

Thanks for the info!

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If it's the same thing as my issue, don't worry about it. It's not harmful, unless it causes mental anguish knowing that your car isn't behaving. :angry: I'm sure if you take it to the dealer and describe the problem, and suggest that there is an ECU update to fix the issue, a good tech may know what you're talking about, and download the update to your ECU

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My sisters XC does that occasional drop in rpm (maybe 100-200) for a split second at stop signs. Never figured it out.

Yeah, mine does it anytime with the A/C on, never with it off. Try not using the A/C to find out if it's the problem, or have it tested, don't know how.

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