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Was driving to work this monring and discovered after pulling up at set a lights that the car is "idling rough". Has anyone else had this issue in the past?

Ute is Stock standard always run on BP98. oil changed regularly. doesnt get thrashed ( I get roughly 800KM to a full tank) I should point out that the pugs were changed 10,000ks ago and it went perfectly until this morning. Drove home last night without a drama. Its idling up and down betweeen 600-750 rpm and sounds like it has "blower roll" I have the OBD scan tool so ran the fault code check and the only fault that came up was the grey "theft" code

Nothing has flashed onto the dash at all. Bit concerned as its never happened before. Any advice is or input is welcomed

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I had a pretty similar issue with my ute, idle up and down, runnin like a dog, as soon as you accelerate she'd come good. Turned out to be Variable Cam Timing sensors not advancing enough at idle. Tuner said most likely cause was wrong oil (to thin) had been used, so I changed to a 10W-50 and she runs pretty sweet now

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Might just be jammed solenoids. Any good mech should be able to take them out & give them a flush. During BA, they released Ecu flashes that added a purge command at startup iirc

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going in Thursday to have it looked at. I have noticed over the last week since the oil change that the idle is getting a tad better. Still going to have it seen to though. Might "need" a tune to help "fix" the issue.

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