Possible high idle??
Possible high idle??
So I recently got the car back on the road. It runs and droves perfect but it idles around 1000-1200 rpms it doesn't really fluctuate or act like it wants to stall. I will say it's tuned for about 23 psi and it's on wastegate pressure until Friday when o put the mbc back on. Also I am going to change the plugs also Friday because it has a very slight miss at idle. Would either the low boost or fouled plug cause the slight high idle?
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I'd suggest you try turning the steering wheel stop to stop while not moving and then try the A/C. If the idle stays steady durning these tests you are good to go.
I read somewhere u can test the iac by un screwing it but leaving it plugged up and turn the key over. Don't start the engine. Just turn key to on position. Apparently the valve has a stick that will move up and down searching for idle position when it's unscrewed. Perhaps you can use this to see if it's bad if that's true.
I read somewhere u can test the iac by un screwing it but leaving it plugged up and turn the key over. Don't start the engine. Just turn key to on position. Apparently the valve has a stick that will move up and down searching for idle position when it's unscrewed. Perhaps you can use this to see if it's bad if that's true.
Iac, dealers sell for $300. Amazon sells for $160. My chrysler dealer got me mine for something like $106 if I remember correct, but that was dealer wholesale price.
G serial number engine on the Sebring, uses the same iac
G serial number engine on the Sebring, uses the same iac
i dont think mine is the iac it seems more like its tuned to the car because its smooth with no jumps or spikes reguardless. Hopefully the plugs cure the miss when i change them out tomorrow
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