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ok i did search for this and i couldnt find anything. But heres basically whats happening, its starts up just fine and idles at about 1,200 rpms when cold, i let it sit to warm up today like i always do and the idle never went down, so i drove to work and on the way there everytime i would shift when i pressed the clutch in the rpms would shoot all the way up to between 3-4k rpms. It pretty much did this the whole time on the way to work, very annoying when slowing down for stop lights but ill live.
So i got to work shut it down, went about my day, i come back out from work and the car wont start it cranks but no start, so i have this kid i work with give me a jump, because i figured it was a dead battery, so he gave me a jump, couldnt really get it started, i finally got it started by giving it some gas, and it idled really rough for like a few minutes, then it went back up to 1,200 rpms and i started to drive to auto zone to get another battery, on the way there it did the same thing it was doing this morning, i went ahead and bought a battery anyways as i figured it hadnt been replaced since i got the car in like 00 so it was about time anyways.
I also noticed that in 1st and 2nd gear if i put it in and slowly let the clutch out without hitting the gas it would act as if i was giving it gas. Kinda weird, also when i would get off the gas still in gear then get back on itd sputter.
I dunno what this could be i figured vaccuum leak but none of the symptoms seem right for that, except for the hard start. It could be a vaccuum leak based on the rpm jumps but for them to jump that high id figure it would be a big leak and id be able to hear it and i was underneath that hood for like an hour and heard nothing.
I dunno if someone can throw me a bone on this on id appreciate it, didnt have any more time to troubleshoot it tonight, so figured id post up on here and see if anyones got good responses for me tomorrow after work.
Thanks for the help in advanced, and sorry about the long post, but i feel it will help diagnose it as everything that has happened is in there. Jason
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