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This problem started happening a good few months ago but now happens all the time. The car idles very low almost all the time now. It idles just above the 0 on the rpm metre. Then when the air conditioning is on it idles on 0 and the car sounds like its about to die but somehow still manages to not stall. Anyone know what this problem might be. Its so annoying because its like i almost cant use the a/c when its hot.
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94edfutura wrote: This problem started happening a good few months ago but now happens all the time. The car idles very low almost all the time now. It idles just above the 0 on the rpm metre. Then when the air conditioning is on it idles on 0 and the car sounds like its about to die but somehow still manages to not stall. Anyone know what this problem might be. Its so annoying because its like i almost cant use the a/c when its hot. ideler control could be stuffed...... try adjusting the screw thing on ur TB |
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94edfutura |
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jvangent wrote: 94edfutura wrote: This problem started happening a good few months ago but now happens all the time. The car idles very low almost all the time now. It idles just above the 0 on the rpm metre. Then when the air conditioning is on it idles on 0 and the car sounds like its about to die but somehow still manages to not stall. Anyone know what this problem might be. Its so annoying because its like i almost cant use the a/c when its hot. ideler control could be stuffed...... try adjusting the screw thing on ur TB Where abouts is it located? |
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ontop of the throttle body just before the bit the airbox hose goes on
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94edfutura |
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What does the screw thing do?
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jvangent |
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94edfutura wrote: What does the screw thing do? the Ideler controls your engines idle. (electronically via ECU) while the little screw on your Throttle Body is your manual idle that you can adjust.... should be located on your throttle body where the accelerator cord connects too..... |
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Troy |
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get a manual or get someone that knows what they are up to
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Had a bit of a fiddle with it. Looked through a gregory manual on ED's, turned the screw but its hard cos theres all gas stuff in the way so had to move intake tube to get to it. Didnt really notice any difference but then it wasnt like i turned the screw heaps either.
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94edfutura wrote: Had a bit of a fiddle with it. Looked through a gregory manual on ED's, turned the screw but its hard cos theres all gas stuff in the way so had to move intake tube to get to it. Didnt really notice any difference but then it wasnt like i turned the screw heaps either. check spark plug gaps, and leads...... depending on how low the idle is you may have to turn the screw a few turns. (best done while the engine is running) try unplugging the idler too, and run the car.... if there is no change in idle then that may be the problem.... |
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94edfutura |
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which way do i turn the screw? Clockwise or anti clockwise
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Clockwise, you want to turn the screw so it goes in, which in turn opens the butterfly ever so slightly.
Does it idle low in park, drive, or is it a manual? |
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Troy |
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did you do it when running and unplug isc first?
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94edfutura |
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krisisdog wrote: Clockwise, you want to turn the screw so it goes in, which in turn opens the butterfly ever so slightly. Does it idle low in park, drive, or is it a manual? It idels low in park and even lower in drive |
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Troy wrote: did you do it when running and unplug isc first? Whats the isc, is it the sensor thing ontop of the intake. |
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94edfutura |
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ok well i've turned it clockwise 3 times now and it seems to have fixed the problem atleast now it doesnt seem like its going to stall. Cheers and thanks for your help
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