'quipt4it wrote:Don't forget the basics ie do the IAC relearn every time you swap something out.
Oh and the previous time I posted I think we posted together and my message may have been missed. What is the thickness of the reducer plates?
'quipt4it wrote:Hi Nzer,
I would try something a little simpler.
Have a look at where your TPS screws into the T/body.
Remove the screws and look if there are elongations in the switch to adjust for a lower volts output.
If not, file the plastic on the TPS adjacent to the screw holes to give some 'adjustment' for the range lower than 1 v.
Also, how 'closed' is the primary T/B, and is the 2ndry 'fully' closed.
'quipt4it wrote:One thing I did think of after posting was to take a sample of a few spark plugs. See if it does tie in with the trouble code.
Try and get closer to 4.9-5.0v at WOT. I would fully close the 2ndry air valve, as a slightly open 80mm T-B will let in more air than you might think. Use the primary to control initial idle. This would mean you would have to reduce voltage even further (from the previous 1.03v). You mentioned taking a video of the car running, that is a good idea.
Looks like a nice ride
It’s only a idle issue. This car puts a smile on my face each time I drive it. It’s taken 8 years to get to this point collecting parts. Majority all sourced from Australia.
I had to squeeze the throttle a little to see what could possibly be in there. Excuse my slight retardedness. I’ve also since recently received my Walky wheel back from Gary West Upholstery and fitted it. https://vimeo.com/491878355
Looks like a dead end?
If you look at one of the diagnostic charts, it mentions coolant sensor resistance. The one the ECM uses, not the switch for the dash.
These are known to be troublesome. Check.
Go through all those steps.
Sorry, this is another simultaneous post. My thoughts of the videos are below!
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Nzer wrote:It’s only a idle issue. This car puts a smile on my face each time I drive it. It’s taken 8 years to get to this point collecting parts. Majority all sourced from Australia.
I had to squeeze the throttle a little to see what could possibly be in there. Excuse my slight retardedness. I’ve also since recently received my Walky wheel back from Gary West Upholstery and fitted it. https://vimeo.com/491878355