Cam idle not consistent?
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Cam idle not consistent?
so after my cam install and after getting it tuned i notice that the idle sounds somewhat stock at some times and then it sounds like if it was cammed and it is never a consistent idle.
what could help with the idle? is it all in the tune? the cam is a england green mayhem II cam.
what could help with the idle? is it all in the tune? the cam is a england green mayhem II cam.
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so after my cam install and after getting it tuned i notice that the idle sounds somewhat stock at some times and then it sounds like if it was cammed and it is never a consistent idle.
what could help with the idle? is it all in the tune? the cam is a england green mayhem II cam.
what could help with the idle? is it all in the tune? the cam is a england green mayhem II cam.
Do the rpms stay the same? or are the rpms different when the idle sounds different?
Is the weather the same when it changes?
is it different even after fully warmed up or just cold starts?
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the RPMs gennerally stay the same when the idle changes
the weather is the same hot hot and hot 100-105
and its the same when its a cold start and after its warmed up
the weather is the same hot hot and hot 100-105
and its the same when its a cold start and after its warmed up
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afr and timing will cause it to sound different...
if weather is the same and rpms are the same then im not sure what the issue could be... not a vac leak or any of the TB sensors cuz the rpms are the same....
not sure what to tell you man...
just for fun clean your MAF and make sure your MAP is seated and not leaking.... also make sure your IAT sensor and ECT sensors have a good connection!