How many people out there having this issue?
when the car is in drive, AC & headlights are off the car has low idle u really feel it when you rest your knee by the door, this issue started after i got the recall done. i took in again they said they will clean the Throttle body to fix the issue the issue still present, they also said battery going out so i put in a new battery im still having this issue anyone out there with a solution please share

when the car is in drive, AC & headlights are off the car has low idle u really feel it when you rest your knee by the door, this issue started after i got the recall done. i took in again they said they will clean the Throttle body to fix the issue the issue still present, they also said battery going out so i put in a new battery im still having this issue anyone out there with a solution please share


it takes a little while for the car to relearn and adjust. Mine was like that for a little but it went back to normal
Any idea on how many miles you drove?
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Originally Posted by 4TehNguyen
it takes a little while for the car to relearn and adjust. Mine was like that for a little but it went back to normal
Lead Lap
how low an idle are we talking about? Mine is around 500 rpm
I feel like the steering wheel vibrates a bit more than before I took it in but could be just me imagining things...
I feel like the steering wheel vibrates a bit more than before I took it in but could be just me imagining things...
I've had the cam gear recall done, and had zero change to my vehicle's idle or performance in general. Still drops down to ~600rpms @ warm idle.
Like I said ac and headlight must be off and is at 500 door shaking gets worse when fan comes on
Intermediate
There should not be a low idle after the recall. If they unplugged the battery, there is a chance carbon build up on the throttle plate it causing it. Sounds like they tried to address that.
Having not looked at the car, with the a/c and headlights on causing the issue, it sounds like either a weak battery or a low charging alternator.
How many miles have you gone since you had it done?
Having not looked at the car, with the a/c and headlights on causing the issue, it sounds like either a weak battery or a low charging alternator.
How many miles have you gone since you had it done?
600+ miles is also new battery
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Having not looked at the car, with the a/c and headlights on causing the issue, it sounds like either a weak battery or a low charging alternator.
How many miles have you gone since you had it done?
Originally Posted by onepointon
There should not be a low idle after the recall. If they unplugged the battery, there is a chance carbon build up on the throttle plate it causing it. Sounds like they tried to address that.Having not looked at the car, with the a/c and headlights on causing the issue, it sounds like either a weak battery or a low charging alternator.
How many miles have you gone since you had it done?
Driver School Candidate
I'm having the same issue. Seems a lot lower than before. Also my mileage seems to be affected. My miles approx has always been right on, and now seems to be losing about 20 miles per tank, are you having the issue as well?
Pole Position
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I am getting lower gas mileage but I'm aware that this could happen after some work has been done. On my 2nd tank now, and it's slowly getting better.Originally Posted by gabelias
I'm having the same issue. Seems a lot lower than before. Also my mileage seems to be affected. My miles approx has always been right on, and now seems to be losing about 20 miles per tank, are you having the issue as well?
After the recall, everything in my car is normal (mileage is fine; car idles around 600 RPM). Today I notice low idle on my car :/ I was at a stop, then I suddenly feel the car shake; I look at the tachometer and it shows slightly lower than 500 RPM -- it goes up a little then go back down to 500 RPM while the car shakes. It only happened once and didn't happen again at the next stop ... Not sure if it's related to the recall though.
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That really makes no sense. Why would a car need to learn to idle?Originally Posted by 4TehNguyen
it takes a little while for the car to relearn and adjust. Mine was like that for a little but it went back to normal
Was your head light and ac off, I wish more people would call and complain so we can get to the bottom of this
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That really makes no sense. Why would a car need to learn to idle?
Originally Posted by nosurprise
After the recall, everything in my car is normal (mileage is fine; car idles around 600 RPM). Today I notice low idle on my car :/ I was at a stop, then I suddenly feel the car shake; I look at the tachometer and it shows slightly lower than 500 RPM -- it goes up a little then go back down to 500 RPM while the car shakes. It only happened once and didn't happen again at the next stop ... Not sure if it's related to the recall though.That really makes no sense. Why would a car need to learn to idle?







