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My 33 idles like a WRX but is perfectly fine once the revs are up.

It isnt plugs/ coils etc. Ive done a search but with no help.

What could be the problem?

Thanks in advance :)

Edit: It has hapened before but it just disapeared. I recently changed plenums back to a standard one and now its doing it again but with no sign of leaving.

Thanks again

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Forgot to mention Ive got a new Z32 AFM and a power fc :)

Its only hapened since the plenum change. With the old plenum it never used the aac/ air reg etc and idled good. Ive tried disconecting these with no change :)

vacume isnt leaking anywhere?

That is one thing Im thinking it could be. there sounds like air leaking just below the aac but from what I can see there isnt. I used new hoses aswell.

I unpluged a vaccum hose to see if the idle would change and it didnt. Does that mean anything??

Thanks :)

might do.... not 100% sure but, my car had same symptoms with a vucome line off, id just check em all again to make sure. you can always spray some wd40 on any areas that look sus and see if it changes the idol, if it does you have found your leak.

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