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rough idle symptom of misfire --need to diagnose if plug wires/coil failing injector etc ---noise can be anything from debris to failing suspension part need to jack up and inspect
need to find out why the misfire bad coil ,wire ,wrong plug gap etc check injectors and fuel presure --what ever is causing misfire is also probably causing problems with transmission shifting
Brake switch out of self test range, Rough idle can be from uneven cylinder compression to worn,to the ignition coil sorting internally, the strategy of the PCM does not have to code up a misfire until it exceeds a misfire value, With a rough idle you need to check the basic
did it misfire before the tune up? if not more than likely the firing order is wrong the wires we're put back onto the plugs incorrectly check the order other things that can cause this are fuel or even a vac. leak
you haven't said if its petrol or diesel so i'm assuming its petrol since your smelling sulfur sounds if you have a misfire causes could be plugs,leads or ign coil i suspect its ign coil these are common to go.
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