Idle tuning
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Idle tuning
I just bought HP Tuners last week so I have been doing a lot of reading and learning, but I just wanted to make sure on some things first before I write it to the PCM.
In the guide I am using to get started on the idle tune, he says to raise the target idle to 900-950rpms. I raised the idle table by 100 across the board. I uploaded a SS of the table.
He also says to change the park and drive idle values to 22 degrees. I ajusted the spark up to 1200rpms. I uploaded SS of both idle park and drive idle spark values.
he also says to adjust the TB idle screw till I read the IAC count between 40-60.
Does this all look good or do I need to go back to the drawing board?
sorry for the newb questions, Thanks.
In the guide I am using to get started on the idle tune, he says to raise the target idle to 900-950rpms. I raised the idle table by 100 across the board. I uploaded a SS of the table.
He also says to change the park and drive idle values to 22 degrees. I ajusted the spark up to 1200rpms. I uploaded SS of both idle park and drive idle spark values.
he also says to adjust the TB idle screw till I read the IAC count between 40-60.
Does this all look good or do I need to go back to the drawing board?
sorry for the newb questions, Thanks.
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With a MS4 cam, add another 200 RPMS (950 at operating temp) And I would use 26*-30* idle timing. And you will need to add 4 g/sec to your RAF table, then check the STIT & LTIT with the scanner and adjust the RAF table to get the idle trims within +-.75 g/sec with the car not moving.
Russ Kemp
Russ Kemp