Wanting to adjust idle? Hey guys, I've heard of some of you adjusting your idle by tuning your throttle body? I've been wanting to lower my idle a bit but I didn't want it to mess any of my tuning up? Wasn't for sure if I had to get it all done by computer tuning it or if I could do a little tuning myself? |
Why do you want to lower the idle? What's it idling at? |
You can rig it to idle higher but not lower than the set idle. |
It must be changed with programming. The idle air controller is what controls the idle speed! |
That's what I was affraid of. It currently idles at 1000rpm's but I'd like to lower it to around 700rpm's. |
Make sure your TB cable isn't jammed up. It shouldn't be stuck at 1000rpm after warm up. |
Going by your sig, im guessing your are talking about your 98 WS6 right? In that case, your tach. is a bit mis-leading. If you hook up a scan tool to it, you'll see you are actually idling around 150-200rpms lower than what the tach is showing. It's something weird I have only seen on the '98s. |
If someone has messed with the set screw on the TB, that could cause a faster idle, but is not the correct way to obtain it! |
Originally Posted by BlutVonSchwachen Going by your sig, im guessing your are talking about your 98 WS6 right? In that case, your tach. is a bit mis-leading. If you hook up a scan tool to it, you'll see you are actually idling around 150-200rpms lower than what the tach is showing. It's something weird I have only seen on the '98s. |
Yea, I might try to hook up a scan tool to give me a bit more accurate reading. I've heard of the '98's being a bit off but it feels to idle high so I'd just like to see to make sure. |
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