Subject	hunting idle with the lights on and brake depressed
Posted by	rudeboi805 on December 06, 2012 at 6:04 PM
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Message	so i've seen a lot of posts around the "hunting idle" with the possibility of vacuum leaks. my current situation: car idles smooth during daytime driving. i stop at a light and it sits around 800-900rpm. during night driving, i stop at a light or in a drive thru and step on the brake, the idle bounces from 300-900. i turn the lights off and put on e brake because it feels like the car is about to shut off and it comes back to normal 800-900rpm. it seems like the combination of brake plus lights=ridiculous idle
Follow Ups	hunting idle with the lights on and brake depressed - rudeboi805 18:04:04 12/06/12 Check your alternator output (n/m) - njz 19:19:36 12/06/12 Agreed... and check battery connections & voltage (n/m) - Medallion Man 22:45:01 12/06/12 I would test the Idle Air Control Valve system - Zvil (FL) 21:02:59 12/06/12 Re: hunting idle with the lights on and brake depressed - rudeboi805 00:48:13 12/07/12 it depends on how serious it is!!! so no.... - Medallion Man 07:09:32 12/07/12 you might need a new battery. If the ecu isn't getting - The Devils Z 19:33:30 12/08/12 check your ground connections (n/m) - aliaZ 12:35:24 12/09/12
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