Hey all,
I hope someone might be able to help. Two notable issues to describe the problem I am experiencing. It is currently sporadic, it might happen around 50% of the time from a cold start. It's an auto. Owned the car for 16 months, issue started a month or so ago.
1. Car often idles at 1k rpm, even coming up to temp. When releasing the brake pedal to allow the car to creep forward, car surges forward too strongly - enough that if I apply no throttle, the car has gone fast enough to change into 2nd gear once before in traffic. Strangely, I have had situations where the car will idle at 700rpm in neutral, but still push forward strongly when put back into gear.
2. Whilst the car is still warming (I can't say at this point whether this issue might still happen at temp, it hasn't yet), if I am in say 5th gear, just holding a very light throttle to maintain speed at 40-50mph, when I come off the gas, the revs drop down to near idle then rebounds back to the correct revs. I can feel a slight jolt through the drivetrain as expected.
My current thought would be a sensor - TPS or Air mass?
Thanks for your help, Chris.