I have a 96 Toyota Corolla. Ot has been running fine then all of a sudden as I was coming to a stop exiting the interstate it started having a bad idle and stalling. I've drove it like this for a few days now and have noticed it only starts idling bad after the engine warms up and the longer I drive the worse the idle gets. I had a head gasket job done right after I bought the car and at that time the valves and all where checked as well. Someone I know had me leave the engine running and pulled the plug wires one at a time and on cylinder 3 there was no change in the engine when the wire was removed, OTHER than bad compression could anything else cause this, like bad plugs, plug wires etc??? Could I possi ly use sea foam to try and free anything up if something ia stuck?
What makes this problem better or worse?
Warm engine
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