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[G7]

:twisted: Hey! whats up gang tell me somthing. When im driving and i come to a stop light my car vibrates and shake pretty hard when i setp on the break pedal. When i release it the shaking stops, it also RPMS Needle drop down as well. WHAT COULD IT BE?

[pinoyesv6]

is the shaking from as you are stopping at a stop light or while you are sitting at the stop light??

[clone2020]

Is your car fully warmed up? My car has the "SHAKES" for the first 5-15 minutes during the winter months.

-MIKE.

[G7]

Its while i sitting at the stop light

[clone2020]

Its while i sitting at the stop light

If you put it in NEUTRAL while at a stop position, do the shakes go away?

-MIKE.

[G7]

why yes it does..

[pinoyesv6]

first thing i'd do is clean the throttle body.

[G7]

well i know where that is, but what do i clean it out with?

[Proto]

Throttle body cleaner?

[Donovan]

Thats a start!

[JiP]

get rid of the egr and pcv and you wont need to clean tb's anymore =P

if tb cleaning doesnt work..unscrew the BISS on the TB a few turns to raise the idle up and your car will stop shaking.

[G7]

EGR and PVC ????? :? What are thoses?

[bronxbombr]

The PCV is the palstic or metal piece in the valve cover with the little hose going to it.
Check your spark plugs and wires.

[G7]

the wires are goog i just changed them. You mean on the valve cover of the throttle body correct?

[luxcrusr2000]

When all else fails, look for the simple solutions. My 6G had the same problem. Have you replaced the fuel filter lately? If it's clogged or dirty (as mine was), it will cause the engine to chug. Replace it, it's about $15 for a new filter. Also, check the air filter.

[JiP]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(luxcrusr2000)</div><div class='quotemain'>When all else fails, look for the simple solutions. My 6G had the same problem. Have you replaced the fuel filter lately? If it's clogged or dirty (as mine was), it will cause the engine to chug. Replace it, it's about $15 for a new filter. Also, check the air filter.</div>

If that was the case, putting it in neutral wouldnt change much because the filter would still be clogged =P

[luxcrusr2000]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(JiP)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(luxcrusr2000)</div><div class='quotemain'>When all else fails, look for the simple solutions. My 6G had the same problem. Have you replaced the fuel filter lately? If it's clogged or dirty (as mine was), it will cause the engine to chug. Replace it, it's about $15 for a new filter. Also, check the air filter.</div>

If that was the case, putting it in neutral wouldnt change much because the filter would still be clogged =P</div>

Not to call BS, but for some reason my 6G seemed OK when driving...it just chugged when at a stoplight, but when the fuel filter was changed, it ran like new.