High Idol Set Up Question
Post Fiend
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 9,549
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From: Payson, AZ
Chase,
Sometimes I just get up in the morning and I'm wacky all day.
Unfortunately it doesn't happen often enough. 
I'm almost positive that I read about an adjustable high idle mod. Had to do with splicing a resistor and a pot into the TPS harness. It is certainly doable. I'm gonna look around and see if I can find it.
While I'm looking around think about this.
1. A switch and/or relay to emulate the closing of the IVS
2. A pot to vary the TPS ref volts so the PCM thinks the pedal is being pushed.
The TPS/IVS does it all with just 5 wires so it can't be that complicated.
Hell, that didn't take long. I knew it was here somewhere. How to High Idle Mod by Strokerace In post #10 Strokerace added Pics.
It's also called the AIC (Aux Idle Control) Mod. Some of you guys remember now don't ya.
FYI: This is the search string I used in Google> "AIC MOD" site:ford-trucks.com/forums Google does it better and faster then the search engine on this forum.
Sometimes I just get up in the morning and I'm wacky all day.
Unfortunately it doesn't happen often enough. I'm almost positive that I read about an adjustable high idle mod. Had to do with splicing a resistor and a pot into the TPS harness. It is certainly doable. I'm gonna look around and see if I can find it.
While I'm looking around think about this.
1. A switch and/or relay to emulate the closing of the IVS
2. A pot to vary the TPS ref volts so the PCM thinks the pedal is being pushed.
The TPS/IVS does it all with just 5 wires so it can't be that complicated.
Hell, that didn't take long. I knew it was here somewhere. How to High Idle Mod by Strokerace In post #10 Strokerace added Pics.
It's also called the AIC (Aux Idle Control) Mod. Some of you guys remember now don't ya.
FYI: This is the search string I used in Google> "AIC MOD" site:ford-trucks.com/forums Google does it better and faster then the search engine on this forum.
Cargo Master
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 2,054
Likes: 10
From: Washington
Sounds like it would be much easier to just get a high idle tune. I dont know about you guys, but when I start my truck on cold mornings like today, it will run at a normal idle for a minute or so, then kick up the idle and keep it there until I hope in and tap the brake. I thought this was standard.
Hotshot
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 12,177
Likes: 40
From: Newport, WA
Chase,
Sometimes I just get up in the morning and I'm wacky all day. Unfortunately it doesn't happen often enough.
I'm almost positive that I read about an adjustable high idle mod. Had to do with splicing a resistor and a pot into the TPS harness. It is certainly doable. I'm gonna look around and see if I can find it.
While I'm looking around think about this.
1. A switch and/or relay to emulate the closing of the IVS
2. A pot to vary the TPS ref volts so the PCM thinks the pedal is being pushed.
The TPS/IVS does it all with just 5 wires so it can't be that complicated.
Hell, that didn't take long. I knew it was here somewhere. How to High Idle Mod by Strokerace In post #10 Strokerace added Pics.
It's also called the AIC (Aux Idle Control) Mod. Some of you guys remember now don't ya.
FYI: This is the search string I used in Google> "AIC MOD" site:ford-trucks.com/forums Google does it better and faster then the search engine on this forum.
Sometimes I just get up in the morning and I'm wacky all day.
Unfortunately it doesn't happen often enough. I'm almost positive that I read about an adjustable high idle mod. Had to do with splicing a resistor and a pot into the TPS harness. It is certainly doable. I'm gonna look around and see if I can find it.
While I'm looking around think about this.
1. A switch and/or relay to emulate the closing of the IVS
2. A pot to vary the TPS ref volts so the PCM thinks the pedal is being pushed.
The TPS/IVS does it all with just 5 wires so it can't be that complicated.
Hell, that didn't take long. I knew it was here somewhere. How to High Idle Mod by Strokerace In post #10 Strokerace added Pics.
It's also called the AIC (Aux Idle Control) Mod. Some of you guys remember now don't ya.
FYI: This is the search string I used in Google> "AIC MOD" site:ford-trucks.com/forums Google does it better and faster then the search engine on this forum.
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