idle tune
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idle tune
stupid question but how do you set the idle
its sitting at about 2000rpm on cold and 1500rpm on warm
its sitting at about 2000rpm on cold and 1500rpm on warm
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Re: idle tune
Should never have to set the idle, ECU does that for you. Sounds like you've left a vacuum line off somewhere or tightened the throttle cable bracket up too tight...
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Re: idle tune
thanks ill have a look i think it may be the throttle cable bracket
then should i reset the ecu
then should i reset the ecu
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Re: idle tune
ben come to gosford and fix my car
ive got the idle down but now after driving then stoping in nutrual it acts like the steper motor is stuffed raises revs slowly then drops
i might take my manuals to work and have a read if i get some down time tonight

i might take my manuals to work and have a read if i get some down time tonight
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Re: idle tune
Good tip to remember
Don't tighten bolts when the engines hot
I sorta forgot and snaped one of the throttle cable bracket bolts =( wasn't thinking at the time ay owell
Don't tighten bolts when the engines hot
I sorta forgot and snaped one of the throttle cable bracket bolts =( wasn't thinking at the time ay owell
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Funnily enough, Im up that way quite often over summer. Got a caravan at Lake Macquarie.
Yeah, once you've reset the ECU, it will stall & f**k around till you drive it around for a few hours. It has to relearn how to idle.
If it doesn't, then there's a good chance that if your stepper was old & weak, then the battery reset may have killed it.
Yeah, once you've reset the ECU, it will stall & f**k around till you drive it around for a few hours. It has to relearn how to idle.
If it doesn't, then there's a good chance that if your stepper was old & weak, then the battery reset may have killed it.
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Re: idle tune
nar stepper was replaced few months back
its idleing fine now its just sorta laggy like driving at 60 it will sorta jolt like it loses power for a split second just randomly happens
no engine light comes on so dont know what it is , its annoying but prob better then having massive idle
its idleing fine now its just sorta laggy like driving at 60 it will sorta jolt like it loses power for a split second just randomly happens
no engine light comes on so dont know what it is , its annoying but prob better then having massive idle
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Re: idle tune
Turn the idle screw down.
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Thanks ill give it a go befor I leave work for home in the morning
Hopefully I remember
( pays off to carry tools in the car lol )
Hopefully I remember
( pays off to carry tools in the car lol )
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Re: idle tune
+1bduffman wrote:Thanks ill give it a go befor I leave work for home in the morning
Hopefully I remember
( pays off to carry tools in the car lol )
Amen.