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11-14-2000, 03:03 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Near Tampa Bay
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Re: Help! After driving, I have foundout what is causing my RT to jerk while driving.
Has to be throttle bodies. Sometimes my T.B.'s are SO sensitive that I have to adjust them 3-4 times before my car will stop jerking. I'm talking a 1/64" of an inch movement adjusting to make it stop vs. making it jump. Sometimes I might think they are adjusted properly and my car idles in parking lots fine, but then in like 3rd or 4th gear, **bam** **bam** it lurches again. So I've learned to let it lurch a --little-- in the parking lots....
Give it a couple more tries. Adjusting T.B's are actually easier than putting air into your tires. Gerald |
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