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I have a 95 7.3 liter F350. The engine has a slight shake when it idles. How do I adjust the idle speed by about 25 to 50 RPM? This smooths things out when I press the accelerator.
they do have an axillery idle mod you can do i have done it and its very very easy i can adjust my idle where i want it. What do you have done to the truck mods. , chips , mileage , any bad history on it give us some more details
they do have an axillery idle mod you can do i have done it and its very very easy i can adjust my idle where i want it. What do you have done to the truck mods. , chips , mileage , any bad history on it give us some more details
so you can adj. your Idle up for normal operation or is it just when you have the park brake on?I have one of these aux Idle controll boxes from ford and it bumps up the Idle but only when the park brake is on
ya but you can ground out the wire that goes to the parking brake wire and now you have an idle controller that works without the p. brake. i have a two position switch set up so it comes on with the e. brake and in the other position it keeps the idle up all the time but DON ' T RAISE IT TO HIGH IF YOUR DRIVING! just a word of caution any higher than 200 rpms and the tranny will slam into gear i keep mine about 55- 75 rpms high than normal its plenty to keep the batterys up when i use the plow a lot. I do a couple of driveways thats what A: kills the batterys and B: kills trannys
lowcan Hey there is a way to do it but you need to tap to wires that go to the go pedal you just ad a potentometer between the wires let me do some reseach and i will post back later how to do it
ya but you can ground out the wire that goes to the parking brake wire and now you have an idle controller that works without the p. brake. i have a two position switch set up so it comes on with the e. brake and in the other position it keeps the idle up all the time but DON ' T RAISE IT TO HIGH IF YOUR DRIVING! just a word of caution any higher than 200 rpms and the tranny will slam into gear i keep mine about 55- 75 rpms high than normal its plenty to keep the batterys up when i use the plow a lot. I do a couple of driveways thats what A: kills the batterys and B: kills trannys
How did you do ground out that wire?!?!? I need to do that as well....
you can do the "hot foot mod" and use it as an idle adjustment based on your tps/ivs readings. wouldnt recomend it though. its set for a reason. odds are you have an oil aeration issue or a trans range sensor issue
you can do the "hot foot mod" and use it as an idle adjustment based on your tps/ivs readings. wouldnt recomend it though. its set for a reason. odds are you have an oil aeration issue or a trans range sensor issue
I already have an AIC but need to somehow trick my AIC into thinking my parking brake is on...its hard to winch myself out (w/the idle bumped up) when I have to have the parking brake in...counter productive...
I have a 95 7.3 liter F350. The engine has a slight shake when it idles. How do I adjust the idle speed by about 25 to 50 RPM? This smooths things out when I press the accelerator.
Manuel or Auto tranny?
I just replaced the DMF with Valire SMF on a 95 F-350 and got a nice surprise in reguards to idle ,,,,,,,,, with DMF idle was low and shaky with the new solid flywheel the idle stepped up just a tad but is rock steady smooth,,,, the DMF had a lot of play about 3/4 inch and it caused a shake and low idle....... So any way ifn ya have a manuel the DMF might be the culprit.