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Date:         Mon, 13 Dec 1999 21:27:13 -0600
Reply-To:     sam pacifico <samhp@EXECPC.COM>
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From:         sam pacifico <samhp@EXECPC.COM>
Subject:      Idle Problem?
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I've read numerous notes that deal with idle problems with the 2.1L engine. My idle problem is interesting but different from many of the others. When I start the engine on cold days the idle is about 1100 rpm and is smooth and quiet. However as the engine warms up, in about five minutes the idle increases to almost 2000 rpm where it stays, also smooth and quiet. Sometimes if I am at an unusually long stoplight the idle speed will slowly decrease, ocassionally getting back to the 1000 rpm range. Should I be concerned about this? Also, yes I have a waterleaker. I find two evenly spaced small puddles about two inches in diameter when the van is parked overnight. This does not happen when the engine has been run for a while, I suppose the heat evaporates the liquid before it can fall. Again, is this something of immediate concern?


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