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auto or manual? also take the induction piping of the throttle body and make sure its reasonably clean, a dirty throttle body may well give you a bad idle. and as david has said, with falcons if you have the front end in the air and turn the wheels by hand (road wheels, not steering wheel) you get a bad steering vibration. since the vibration doesnt get worse with speed changes, check engine/gearbox mounts.

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Thanks guys- I will get a genuine o2 and put that in. The throttle body I have checked and it appeared to be clean. The engine mounts have been checked- will see how I go.

Will keep you posted.

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If you take it to a mechanic tell him it needs a GENUINE ford o2 sensor in it if he is going to replace it. My mechanic put a non genuine one in and made my car run worse than it did before he changed it.

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  On 18/10/2012 at 10:35 AM, geekatrons said:

Hello

I will take to ford- I am in 2 minds- take to ford directly or take to a good mechanic? might just bite the bullet and tae it there.

thanks for your feedback.

I work in a good mechanical workshop, and I have very low opinions of any dealership (ford being up there with the worst of them in my experience) but for a problem such as this I would take it to ford, unless u know a mechanic that is a guru on falcons.

cheers, andy

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