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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / November 2005

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Surging rpm 98 Avalon 1MZFE

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summit - 21 Nov 2005 14:03 GMT
98 Avalon has a intermittent problem with surging rpm, it only happens
after driving for at least 20 mins. At idle it sounds like it will
stall but never does, when driving you can feel the surging and see the
rpm going up and down a few hundred rpm.

If you stop and wait for a while (15-25 mins) it goes away but returns
in about 10 mins.
It may happen every day and sometimes not for over a week and the it
will happen every day for week.

No codes are generated.

Any help would be appreciated
Ray O - 21 Nov 2005 16:53 GMT
> 98 Avalon has a intermittent problem with surging rpm, it only happens
> after driving for at least 20 mins. At idle it sounds like it will
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> Any help would be appreciated

Check your idle air control valve and MAF sensor operation, check for vacuum
leaks, and check the intake hose for cracks.  If all that is OK, then check
AC compressor operation and power steering idle-up operation.
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