That test will help figure this out. I see rubber cracks but that can be normal and may not be a bad mount.
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I think my rough idle symptoms match what described in this thread:
Rough idling 07 Yukon Denali...
I have a rough idle in my denali that seems to keep getting worse. I've had it to the dealer 2 times now. The first they suckered me in to getting a fuel system cleaning that I thought was what they consider a "top end cleaning". They basically just dumped fuel cleaner in the tank and sprayed...www.tahoeyukonforum.com
I don't know, a couple of posts at the end also mentioned cleaning the TB. So I'll look at it first. And using Sea Foam intake cleaner and Marvel Mystery oil cleaners.So you think it is the cam pos sensor?
If you have access to a scan tool (most of the $20 cheapie dongles will suffice), take a look at your misfire counts.I don't know, a couple of posts at the end also mentioned cleaning the TB. So I'll look at it first. And using Sea Foam intake cleaner and Marvel Mystery oil cleaners.
Finally did the test in gear. Video below. I can see engine move to the side, but not sure if it's normal. First in D then in R.That test will help figure this out. I see rubber cracks but that can be normal and may not be a bad mount.
I have OBDLink MX+. No fault codes. Are you talking about real-time monitors?If you have access to a scan tool (most of the $20 cheapie dongles will suffice), take a look at your misfire counts.