Is this normal?
less mass. The engine has less "flywheel" angular momentum,
as well as less low-RPM drag, and falls down in RPM faster
than the IAC loop can keep up. My TCI SF brought this on,
it's pretty typical. GM programming just wasn't done with the
aftermarket converter in mind. You can tune to make it go
away, by making the idle less "twitchy" and running more
IAC air - richer idle, less spark, etc. There's a discussion
running in the PCM section right now about this very thing.
less mass. The engine has less "flywheel" angular momentum,
as well as less low-RPM drag, and falls down in RPM faster
than the IAC loop can keep up. My TCI SF brought this on,
it's pretty typical. GM programming just wasn't done with the
aftermarket converter in mind. You can tune to make it go
away, by making the idle less "twitchy" and running more
IAC air - richer idle, less spark, etc. There's a discussion
running in the PCM section right now about this very thing.
Thanks,
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My car has done the same thing ever since my Midwest 3400 2.0 TC was installed. It's died on me a total of 3 times since i've had it and it that has only happened when i'm parking. It does the same thing as you described, it does it when you shift gears while idle too. Jimmyblue's explanation of it is correct or makes a hell of a lot of sense to why it would do it.
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