New Throttle Body - Idles High - Tune or Screw adjustment?
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New Throttle Body - Idles High - Tune or Screw adjustment?
What's the best way to adjust a high idle after throttle body swap? Rebuilt throttle body from Mil.Spec so I'm not concerned with it leaking, my old one was pretty beat up and tuned for that "beat-up-ness"
I'm guessing getting the idle tuned to normal would be the best way to go about fixing this?
I'm guessing getting the idle tuned to normal would be the best way to go about fixing this?
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pending the TPS is already set (Aby @ Mil.Spec says he configures them) this should just mean unplug IACV, set idle to 850, plug in IACV and good to go...
guess we'll find out tomorrow!
guess we'll find out tomorrow!
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<p>IACV is dead. Would also explain idle hunting sometimes (1000-1500 rpm 2-3 times occasionally when coming to a stop)</p><p> </p><p>Tried cleaning the current one, etc. etc. Car idles exactly the same with it unplugged as when it's plugged in. New one in the mail soon!</p>
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