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"Indu Prakash" <leolite1@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> I've been the only owner of the vehicle .. for around 5 years now.
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> "Ray O" <rokigawa@tristarassociatesDOTcomn> wrote in message
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>> "Wolfgang" <NOwolfXgang_dieterSPAM@NOXcox.net> wrote in message
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>>> Sounds like your cold idle speed is set too high. When "choke" is on
>>> (i.e.engine cold) the engine speed is higher than when it s warmed up.
>>> Choke is old carb term - guess its the cold idle speed with FI.
>>>
>>> "Indu Prakash" <leolite1@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
>>> news:CR4Pf.26399$2O6.21964@newssvr12.news.prodigy.com...
>>>> Corolla 2002 Automatic 46K miles
>>>>
>>>> When I first start the car and put into into forward gear then with
>>>> brakes pressed then I get a small jolt .. I can repeat the jolting but
>>>> putting the car in reverse gear and then back into forward gear. But
>>>> after driving around for 10 minutes the jolt was very less. Any
>>>> suggestions ?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>>
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>> Since the cold idle speed is controlled by a computer, it may not
>> necessarily be too high. How long has the original poster owned the car?
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>> Ray O
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Is the cold engine idle speed higher than normal? If the engine cold idle
speed is normal, then an abnormal jolting sensation can be caused by a
broken or worn engine or transmission mount or a transmission problem. If
the transmission fluid has never been changed as a part of a preventative
maintenance procedure, then I would start with that. Make sure that the
correct transmission fluid is used.
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Ray O
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