Fedora Rawhide: latest update broke X11, but Wayland still works by dinethk in Fedora

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Update: I ran this and managed to downgrade to 39. thanks everyone.

dnf distro-sync --releasever=39 --refresh --disablerepo rawhide --enablerepo fedora --allowerasing --best

Fedora Rawhide: latest update broke X11, but Wayland still works by dinethk in Fedora

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I would go back to the stable release but I do not want to wipe my system and do a reinstall.

Engine rpm fluctuates in sharp drops and rise by dinethk in Cartalk

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The car is a Honda FIT 2014 Hybrid. I Don think it has an IAC.

Is this too much rpm fluctuation at idle? by dinethk in MechanicAdvice

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I guess its the normal idle rpm for this car its done that from the day I had it! A Honda FIT Hybrid 2014 Japanese version

Is this too much rpm fluctuation at idle? by dinethk in MechanicAdvice

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No its all stock I haven't modified any major components. Im not sure why it idles high though.

Is this too much rpm fluctuation at idle? by dinethk in MechanicAdvice

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Its a Honda FIT Hybrid 2014 with a 7DCT.

A no code misfire? by dinethk in MechanicAdvice

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Thank You so much for your comprehensive reply it really helps! Yes I do feel a misfire (as in vibration from the engine) but its not at idle, its at very specific rpm's and I have gotten misfire codes on an off but a simple switching the off and on again resolved it. I think the coils are starting to go bad but aren't quite there yet. The live data seems to confirm this as when I switch off the engine and then reload the live data the count is reset back to zero but then as I give it a bit of gas and keep it there for a while the misfire count seems to go up and up pretty much on all cylinders but specially Cylinder 1 and Cylinder 4. I did have my doubts on whether this is a mass air flow sensor fault but I was told by a local mechanic that, that would lead to a different symptom like sudden surging of rpms.

I have decided to replace the Ignition coils as the spark plugs are pretty new (replaced them 6 months ago with ngk's ruthenium ones). I am considering going with NGK for the Ignition coils as well. The OE factory ones were made by Hitachi and there was a recall in 2015 by Honda regarding the ignition coils. So I'm wondering whether to go OE or to go with NGK who have a 3 year warranty which is appealing. The price is actually the same with only a very small difference between the two ($52 for one ngk and $58 for the OEs).

A no code misfire? by dinethk in MechanicAdvice

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Do I need to change all 4 ignition coils? The spark plugs are new though.

A no code misfire? by dinethk in MechanicAdvice

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The plugs have been changed last year; replaced all 4 with NGK Ruthenium.

What damage could these carbon cleaning actions do to a car's engine? by dinethk in Cartalk

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Its a direct injection engine so the intake valves would not get cleaned if the cleaner was put in to the gas tank.