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There are a multitude of things that may be causing this. When was the last time it had a good tuneup and what have you done already to try and remedy the issue?
Such as….
How would the cap, rotor wires, plugs and air/fuel filters cause a high idle?
Originally Posted by 90project5.0
Just trying to throw out any ideas!
How about unplugging the IAC to see what happens to the idle?
How would the cap, rotor wires, plugs and air/fuel filters cause a high idle?
How about unplugging the IAC to see what happens to the idle?
I was going to see what he said about how it looked. Seeing as how it idles good when it’s warmed up and low during warm up enrichment, I would guess unplugging it wouldn’t cause the idle to return higher.
How would the cap, rotor wires, plugs and air/fuel filters cause a high idle?
How about unplugging the IAC to see what happens to the idle?
Where did I state that they would fix a high idle? Maybe you should go back and read the whole thread before you start talking down to people. You seem to have a bad habit of doing that. This isn't grade school, in case you haven't noticed.
Where did I state that they would fix a high idle? Maybe you should go back and read the whole thread before you start talking down to people.
I did and have several times before responding to see if something has already been covered. The thread is about a high idle. You asked how long it has been since a tune-up. I merely asked you what multitude of things could cause the problem and how old ignition parts could cause a high idle?
I did and have several times before responding to see if something has already been covered. The thread is about a high idle. You asked how long it has been since a tune-up. I merely asked you what multitude of things could cause the problem and how old ignition parts could cause a high idle?
I was going to see what he said about how it looked. Seeing as how it idles good when it’s warmed up and low during warm up enrichment, I would guess unplugging it wouldn’t cause the idle to return higher.
I have had brand new idle air motors as well as other parts be junk right out of the box. Is the computer doing that because of a bad coolant or air temp sensor or is the new IAC bad?
Liberated from someone’s post:
I don’t have the air temp sensor specs but I’m sure a little searching would find it
Something like this is where a wideband O2 and gauge is great! I can help rule out if enrichment is dumping too much fuel or if the problem is elsewhere. I too have had more than a handful of crap parts out of the box. I got three remanned distributors in a row..
Judging by that, I would guess your intake needs a good bath!!! Clean won’t hurt, probably! Test it after you clean it to make sure it’s good. Check your pcv for more giggles. These intakes get nice and oily especially with an older non rebuilt motor! I have a catch can to assist with it.
Judging by that, I would guess your intake needs a good bath!!! Clean won’t hurt, probably! Test it after you clean it to make sure it’s good. Check your pcv for more giggles. These intakes get nice and oily especially with an older non rebuilt motor! I have a catch can to assist with it.
Definitely getting a catch can for it lol, going to drive it as soon as I get back with the cleaner! Thanks!
Be careful cleaning it!! The probe inside is very fickle!
Welp I cleaned it and it seemed to change something, will drive it in the morning to see if it really changed anything it’s almost 60 Degrees F right now so not the most optimal time to test if it really worked. It felt like it hesitated on takeoff once but it seemed to do fine the rest of the time. As for it being fickle, I ended up breaking the plastic part the harness plugs into…. Uggghhh, but I have it temporarily glued until I get a new one so that might have caused the one hesitation I felt.