Bring idle down
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Bring idle down
not sure where to post this but is there a way to lower the idle without getting a tune?? i know if i turn the a/c on it idles lower but i dont exactly want to run around with the a/c on all the time. my car idles at like 1100-1200rpms, seems kinda high to me.
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1100-1200 is definetly high.. check around for a vacuum leak after the MAF ... sounds like unmetered air is entering thus raising the idle... either that or if you ever had a tune w/that 224 they site the idle high....
But either way... only right way of doing it is with a tune.. but i'd investigate why the idle is so high before getting a tune...
But either way... only right way of doing it is with a tune.. but i'd investigate why the idle is so high before getting a tune...
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You could always try backing off your throttle screw. When I was trying to bring my IAC counts down i adjusted the screw too far and the car idled over 1000 rpms because i guess i crossed the idle throttle position threshold. It was even in cell 22 instead of cell 20.
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Originally Posted by P Mack
You could always try backing off your throttle screw. When I was trying to bring my IAC counts down i adjusted the screw too far and the car idled over 1000 rpms because i guess i crossed the idle throttle position threshold. It was even in cell 22 instead of cell 20.
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ok i must be retarded then cuz i dont see no screw or anything to adjust on any of those pics or on my car.
ok i must be retarded then cuz i dont see no screw or anything to adjust on any of those pics or on my car.
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is that what a scanner says its idling at? It may sound like a dumb question but my stock tach is off by 300rpms at idle. If it says im idling steady at 1150-1200 hptuners is saying im at 950...the reason i say this is the stock settings for an m6 command i think 800rpm idles once your warmed up so if your tach is off like mine it might be correct
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Originally Posted by foff667
is that what a scanner says its idling at? It may sound like a dumb question but my stock tach is off by 300rpms at idle. If it says im idling steady at 1150-1200 hptuners is saying im at 950...the reason i say this is the stock settings for an m6 command i think 800rpm idles once your warmed up so if your tach is off like mine it might be correct
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I wouldnt trust the dash guage either. Since you said that it has always idled that high I would check to see if the throttle body blade has been drilled. Then I would check to see if the screws on your intake are loose. I would also check the throttle body screw (turn to left). Last I would check for a leak between the intake and the mass air flow. A tune will not fix any of these things by the way....
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theres no leaks and everything is tight, i tripple checked everything after the intake install. idle is the same it always was. i havent had a chance to check the stop screw since i was installing my torq arm mount all last night what a pain in the butt!!