car feels like its about to stall
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other day i was sitting at a red light and all of the sudden the car just dropped to about 100 rpms and would bounce between 100-500 rpms and sounds like its about to stall out i drive an a4 and it seems to not happen everytime tough and it has happen about 3 times in the past 2 days any ideas of what it could be?
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Well I didn't think it would be an o2 sensor because I've been driving with out them working since I put headers and I thought of the Maf becuz that and on o2 code was thrown when I put it on a code reader
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And with the torque converter I have no idea if it was ever replaced before I got the car but the car has 99,000 miles on it and I but about 10,000 on it
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These PCM's are good.....but they are also complete crap. Not everyones PCM is the same, some act totally different than other peoples. My friends 2000 Camaro SS pops codes for every damn thing.....mine doesn't. Wierd.
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- Shift to Neutral and see if the problem goes away. If so, its probably the torque converter.
- Take your foot off the brake and see if the car creeps forward more than normal. If so, it again points to the torque converter.
Depending on how the car has been driven, its not unheard of the torque converter going bad - I'd think 100k is a little early, though.