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John J · 09-19-2018, 01:59 PM

In the meantime, the MAF sensor has been replaced also, but no results :-(

I think i foud out this is a problem of the 2018 model because it has another computer for the motormanagement than the 2017 model.

Ik hope GM will fix this soon with an update or something.

I have been experimenting and i think i have some things you can try to reduce the problem.

1) start the engine and wait for 1 or 2 minutes till the rpm's drop around 1000 rpm or less.
2 start the engine and slightly step on the accelerator pedal till around 3000 rpm.
3) do not drive away slowly but "fast". Not too fast of course because you want to stay friends with the neighbours ;-)

Does someone have an idea if this problem can be caused by the automatic choke?

09-19-2018, 01:59 PM	#21
John J Drives: 2017 Camaro 2.0 Turbo Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Belgium Posts: 57	In the meantime, the MAF sensor has been replaced also, but no results :-( I think i foud out this is a problem of the 2018 model because it has another computer for the motormanagement than the 2017 model. Ik hope GM will fix this soon with an update or something. I have been experimenting and i think i have some things you can try to reduce the problem. 1) start the engine and wait for 1 or 2 minutes till the rpm's drop around 1000 rpm or less. 2 start the engine and slightly step on the accelerator pedal till around 3000 rpm. 3) do not drive away slowly but "fast". Not too fast of course because you want to stay friends with the neighbours ;-) Does someone have an idea if this problem can be caused by the automatic choke? Last edited by John J; 10-11-2019 at 11:34 PM.