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just a question, my GT judders on idle once its warm the revs get really low, especially on the night when my lights etc are on.

the car has a de-wedged throttle body, could it be down to this as the wedge manages idle stabilization doesnt it?

is there a way to sort this without putting the wedge back in?

hope someone can help! :?

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yeah I've heard other people say this too, how about raising the idling speed a bit.

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yeah i may try that, its just a pain in the neck. settting off can be juddery too

haha

I'm just posting here for the fun of it to get Bluey under your name :-)

sounds like thats the problem anyway...

I am having the exact problem, i thought i could be due to something in the fuel/air mixture, but I'm not sure.

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yeah i just heard it was the de-wedge.

i mean turning my idle up would probably sort the problem but i dont want to be revving really high on idle thats the only thing

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