What causes unstable idle speed within seconds after starting the car?
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Detailed explanation and solutions for unstable idle speed immediately after starting the car are as follows: 1. Excessive engine carbon deposits: When there is too much carbon buildup inside the engine, the fuel injected by the injectors during startup will be largely absorbed by the carbon deposits, resulting in an overly lean air-fuel mixture. This makes starting difficult and causes idle speed fluctuations during startup. Solution: Perform carbon cleaning. 2. Overused air filter: If the air filter is not replaced in time, it can cause insufficient air intake, lowering the engine idle speed and leading to engine vibration. Solution: Replace the air filter. 3. Low ignition energy: During a cold start, the internal temperature of the engine is insufficient, requiring the injectors to spray more fuel to meet power demands. The fuel needs higher ignition energy, but increased spark plug gap can reduce ignition energy, affecting performance and causing vehicle vibration. Solution: Warm up the vehicle.