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    Senior Member Three Rings audiction01's Avatar
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    Iddling Problem

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    When I turn the car on Im getting really rough iddles. The rpms on the car go up to like 1500rpm then dropp to about 750rpm even after runing the car for a bit. I popped the hood open and noticed that my engine shakes quite a bit a little too much than normal. I did my research on google and also here on the forumns and read that it could be an issue with the DV or PCV maybe even a throttle body allignment but my question is; do these problems make the engine twist the way mine's going? please help out guys any input is greatly appreciated...

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    i just took the throttle body allignment steps and drove it 3 times around the block and no luck car is still acting up..

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    Sounds like it could be a vacuum leak... do you have a boost gauge by chance?
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    no, no boost gauge im 70% sure its the pcv i will check it tomorrow and see how it looks... thanks audi skate snow

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    Just a thought-

    Take off the engine cover and look for any signs of oil drip/residue (under the cover and around valve cover lip / PCV area). A bad PCV can cause oil blow-back or even cause the valve cover to leak.

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    had an intake manifold gasket leak and a bad pcv valve...

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