Clutch and gas problems
07-24-2017, 07:38 AM
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Clutch and gas problems
It seems everytime I fix somthing a new problem emerges. I got my car back from the dealership after getting my valve cover gaskets replaced and I drove my car and evrything is fine till the next day. My gas starts fluxing and sounds like instead of a steady flow it's going in like uneven amounts. And when I try and turn it on as soon as I press the clutch it turns off. Anyone come across these problems
07-24-2017, 07:56 AM
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Not understanding the 2nd part as well. You are suppose to depress the clutch before turning the key to start the car if it's manual. You mean after your start the car and try to drive it, it shuts off?
Just bring it back to the shop and complain. They obviously did something wrong to it.
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07-24-2017, 08:34 AM
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Can you explain better than this? You mean you have irregular idle?
Not understanding the 2nd part as well. You are suppose to depress the clutch before turning the key to start the car if it's manual. You mean after your start the car and try to drive it, it shuts off?
Just bring it back to the shop and complain. They obviously did something wrong to it.
Not understanding the 2nd part as well. You are suppose to depress the clutch before turning the key to start the car if it's manual. You mean after your start the car and try to drive it, it shuts off?
Just bring it back to the shop and complain. They obviously did something wrong to it.
07-24-2017, 08:49 AM
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That sounds bad. My first guess is to look at your spark plugs and check for oil pooling where the ignition coils sit since they did a valve cover job. There are three circle rubber seals on each cover that keep the oil at bay on the heads, if they fail oil pools in where the spark plug is and eventually causes problems with ignition and misfiring.
I would call them and complain to their customer service rep about how unsatisfied you are with their job on the car, explain the symptoms in detail and tow it back to them to fix it. Good luck.
I would call them and complain to their customer service rep about how unsatisfied you are with their job on the car, explain the symptoms in detail and tow it back to them to fix it. Good luck.
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That sounds bad. My first guess is to look at your spark plugs and check for oil pooling where the ignition coils sit since they did a valve cover job. There are three circle rubber seals on each cover that keep the oil at bay on the heads, if they fail oil pools in where the spark plug is and eventually causes problems with ignition and misfiring.
I would call them and complain to their customer service rep about how unsatisfied you are with their job on the car, explain the symptoms in detail and tow it back to them to fix it. Good luck.
I would call them and complain to their customer service rep about how unsatisfied you are with their job on the car, explain the symptoms in detail and tow it back to them to fix it. Good luck.
