Hey Scotty,
I have a 1999 Chevy Silverado with 347,500 miles on it. It has the 5.3L V8 in it. For a couple months now, I have noticed a high idle after the engine warms up and has been ran for a while. It did not do it every time I used the vehicle, but 1/3 of the time, I had the issue pop up, no CEL codes.
Fast forward to last Saturday (2/18), I drove the truck about 35 miles to work, I got to the gate at work and came to a stop, the engine started running rough, like it was shuttering, for about 3 seconds and then smoothed out after I inched forward. It ran fine the rest of the day.
Today (2/20), I was sitting in the drive thru at culvers with the engine off, but warm. I started my truck and it revved a little high on start up, the proceeded to run rough for, again, about 3 seconds. I put it in gear and inched forward and it smoothed out again and has ran fine since.
What could be causing these random and short rough/shuttering moments? Could the high idle be related too? I would think that they are but I'm not an expert. The truck runs really great overall outside of a few small things, so I'm really perplexed with this issue. Thanks Scotty or whoever else answers!
Not sure if this will make any difference but have you tried cleaning the throttle body
@Gew, No i haven't, at least not yet. I am going to eventually, just haven't had the time
Probably not a bad idea especially considering the mileage