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Murtaza_murti
04-16-2011, 07:01 PM
Hi, guys. I wanted to ask on how to fix the vibration on idle and rough start problem in my '06 Belta (1KR-FE, 1.0L I3).

The thing is that, since a few months I've been facing vibration on idle on D/N/R while the car is stationary. Their isn't any vibration while driving the car. Sometimes the vibration completely vanishes and sometimes it vibrates hardly.

The second thing is that I've been facing rough start problems since about two weeks, whenever I start the in the morning it would stall on the first start. Then when I start it on the second try it would start normally and perfectly. I am having doubts on the fuel filter, and I am planning on getting it replaced pretty soon I just wanted to see what the experts here would recommend before I do something.

Note: I've recently changed the spark plugs, added a bottle of STP super concentrated Fuel Injector cleaner on the last tank top-up. The car is 31,000Kms driven haven't faced any problems other than these since I've imported it back in 2007 when the reading on the odometer was 18,000Kms.

Thanks to everyone in advance, happy motoring! :smile:

swidd
04-16-2011, 09:15 PM
Clean the MAF sensor with rapidly evaporating cleaner. There's a DIY somewhere. It improved idle for me.

Was going to say spark plugs - it improved the starting and idle for me.

Could be battery - replacing it also improved starting for me.

I've come to regard some vibrations at idle when stopped as normal. There's a certain harmonic that just resonates sometimes.

Bluevitz-rs
04-17-2011, 08:27 AM
maybe you need new plugs. If they're only standard plugs their time is due.

Murtaza_murti
04-17-2011, 08:50 AM
Clean the MAF sensor with rapidly evaporating cleaner. There's a DIY somewhere. It improved idle for me.

Was going to say spark plugs - it improved the starting and idle for me.

Could be battery - replacing it also improved starting for me.

I've come to regard some vibrations at idle when stopped as normal. There's a certain harmonic that just resonates sometimes.

The 1KR-FE doesn't have a MAF it has a MAP. I am thinking of changing the battery.

Murtaza_murti
04-17-2011, 08:50 AM
maybe you need new plugs. If they're only standard plugs their time is due.

Got new plugs 500Kms ago, why would they need replacement?

swidd
04-17-2011, 09:21 AM
Are they the correct type of plug?

Murtaza_murti
04-17-2011, 09:28 AM
OEM Denso SK20HR11 Iridium, they are the OEM ones that come with the 1KR-FE engine.

Bluevitz-rs
04-17-2011, 09:33 AM
Got new plugs 500Kms ago, why would they need replacement?

Because you said you have 31000km on your car and standard plugs only last about 35000km. You did not mention you changed you plugs.

So quite obviously you don't need to change the plugs if there's only 500 km on them. :clap:

Bluevitz-rs
04-17-2011, 09:34 AM
Got new plugs 500Kms ago, why would they need replacement?

Because you said you have 31000km on your car and standard plugs only last about 35000km. You did not mention you changed your plugs.

So quite obviously you don't need to change the plugs if there's only 500 km on them. :clap:

mazilla
04-17-2011, 12:29 PM
I'm having the same issue, changed the plugs/coils/MAF/air filter in the last three weeks, the problem is 95% gone with only a rough idle when a fan or something kicks on. I'm going to DIY a ground kit for it this afternoon and see ifthat helps.

Of course my car has about 450,000 miles on it so....

1stToyota
04-17-2011, 12:45 PM
Hi, guys. I wanted to ask on how to fix the vibration on idle and rough start problem in my '06 Belta (1KR-FE, 1.0L I3).

The thing is that, since a few months I've been facing vibration on idle on D/N/R while the car is stationary. Their isn't any vibration while driving the car. Sometimes the vibration completely vanishes and sometimes it vibrates hardly.

The second thing is that I've been facing rough start problems since about two weeks, whenever I start the in the morning it would stall on the first start. Then when I start it on the second try it would start normally and perfectly. I am having doubts on the fuel filter, and I am planning on getting it replaced pretty soon I just wanted to see what the experts here would recommend before I do something.

Note: I've recently changed the spark plugs, added a bottle of STP super concentrated Fuel Injector cleaner on the last tank top-up. The car is 31,000Kms driven haven't faced any problems other than these since I've imported it back in 2007 when the reading on the odometer was 18,000Kms.

Thanks to everyone in advance, happy motoring! :smile:

Because you said you have 31000km on your car and standard plugs only last about 35000km. You did not mention you changed your plugs.
So quite obviously you don't need to change the plugs if there's only 500 km on them. :clap:

:iono:

Murtaza_murti
04-17-2011, 01:27 PM
I'm having the same issue, changed the plugs/coils/MAF/air filter in the last three weeks, the problem is 95% gone with only a rough idle when a fan or something kicks on. I'm going to DIY a ground kit for it this afternoon and see ifthat helps.

Of course my car has about 450,000 miles on it so....

450,000 miles. :eek:

mazilla
04-18-2011, 05:28 PM
I'm having the same issue, changed the plugs/coils/MAF/air filter in the last three weeks, the problem is 95% gone with only a rough idle when a fan or something kicks on. I'm going to DIY a ground kit for it this afternoon and see ifthat helps.

Of course my car has about 450,000 miles on it so....


Quoting myself here(hoping the universe doesn't implode because I did) that ground kit did the job. I was skeptical it would have that dramatic of an effect, I just figured my stereo would be cleaner(which it is!). I made my own for about 15 bucks, I'm going to make one for all of my cars now.

Bluevitz-rs
04-18-2011, 07:12 PM
where did you mount all the ground points?

mazilla
04-18-2011, 10:14 PM
where did you mount all the ground points?

I pretty much used the same locations this guy did, except I added a couple more to the body.

http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2313

Murtaza_murti
04-18-2011, 11:37 PM
Why would I need a ground kit?

mazilla
04-19-2011, 01:26 AM
Why would I need a ground kit?


Basically it helps clear electric noise that may interfere with some of the electronic equipment on the car, that's about the best I can do...I'm not an electrical engineer. It did make a difference though, a noticeable one. Mainly I don't get the shakes now when the AC and cooling fan kick on @ idle, which is exactly what I was hoping for.There's a lot more info at that link I posted above.

Murtaza_murti
04-21-2011, 07:51 PM
What if I get the fuel filter and the battery replaced? Would that help in anyway? @CTScott, I really need your input here.

Murtaza_murti
07-23-2015, 01:21 AM
This vibration issue still persists. It's very annoying, it goes away when you clean the spark plugs but after 500-600 kms the vibration comes back again.

Any solid solution to this, anyone?

bail_w
07-23-2015, 02:52 AM
This vibration issue still persists. It's very annoying, it goes away when you clean the spark plugs but after 500-600 kms the vibration comes back again.

Any solid solution to this, anyone?

Then replace the spark plugs?

valchrist90731
07-23-2015, 09:55 AM
Replace starter and check battery and alternator.

When was last tune up?

Murtaza_murti
07-25-2015, 06:42 AM
Then replace the spark plugs?

Just replaced them 1,000 kilometers back.

Replace starter and check battery and alternator.

When was last tune up?

It's the vibration that is annoying. This thread is old, the rough start was due to an old battery, had replaced it and that issue was resolved.

valchrist90731
07-25-2015, 12:20 PM
STP super concentrated Fuel Injector cleaner*

Don't use this crap.

Murtaza_murti
08-11-2015, 08:04 PM
STP super concentrated Fuel Injector cleaner*

Don't use this crap.

Used it once, years ago. I would never use it anymore.

ricardocanedo621
08-15-2015, 01:45 PM
For the hard starting you might want to replace the Engine Coolant Temperature sensor. They can be defective even with no check engine light. What's probably happening is that the ECT is giving an incorrect reading and the car is getting too much fuel at start up and may be causing fouling of the Spark plugs and hard starting symptoms.

ricardocanedo621
08-15-2015, 01:58 PM
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