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Engine misfires going from high rpm to idle

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Forester 2001 5 speed MT does one misfiring sometimes when an engine goes from high rpm to idle. For instance when I accelerate and then put on neutral an engine produces a single misfiring. It does it very seldom. Any ideas how to resolve this issue?

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how many miles ?

 

 

nipper

 

 

Thanks nipper for VC advise. I have 93,000 miles

Almost sounds like a fuel injector issue. When was the last time this thing had a tuneup?

 

ALso have the codes pulled.

 

 

nipper

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I don't get any error codes... but have not done tuneup for a while... Likely it's time. I will start with injector cleaner and sparkplugs.... Thank you.

I don't get any error codes... but have not done tuneup for a while... Likely it's time. I will start with injector cleaner and sparkplugs.... Thank you.

 

Fuel filter too

Yeah, and wax the car too. (Shiny cars always run better!)

Yeah, and wax the car too. (Shiny cars always run better!)

Of course, but cleaning other parts may make more of a difference. :)

 

For example, if the EGR valve isn't fully closing (or closing fast enough) as the engine falls back to idle, the mixture will be excessively leaned; that can cause misfire. If there's carbon buildup at the EGR, cleaning it may resolve the problem.

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Thank you for all your ideas. I will try this weekend. This is what weekends are for........ :burnout:

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