High idle issue
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High idle issue
Is it common for high idle with missing vacuum hosing. Replaced battery with new one and when I started on cold 1200rpm and warm 1800rpm. Car has been sitting for couple of months so may have lost on its way somewhere. I don’t want to go ripping anything yet. I just want someone’s opinion.(see pics)
#2
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That looks as it it's missing the coolant hoses to warm the iacv/throttle body or it'ss been bypassed.
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So after having to wait a couple of days for a new rubber gasket, and on top of that who ever invented Torx screws needs to be shot.
very soft, that includes the two Phillips screws holding in place. I ended up mangling the two Torx screws, if if ever happens to anyone quick fix is to use a grinder and make a line enough for a flat head screwdriver, then replace. Degreaser and cotton buds for the cleaning, RPM now back to normal. Thanks for your replies
very soft, that includes the two Phillips screws holding in place. I ended up mangling the two Torx screws, if if ever happens to anyone quick fix is to use a grinder and make a line enough for a flat head screwdriver, then replace. Degreaser and cotton buds for the cleaning, RPM now back to normal. Thanks for your replies
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So after having to wait a couple of days for a new rubber gasket, and on top of that who ever invented Torx screws needs to be shot.
very soft, that includes the two Phillips screws holding in place. I ended up mangling the two Torx screws, if if ever happens to anyone quick fix is to use a grinder and make a line enough for a flat head screwdriver, then replace. Degreaser and cotton buds for the cleaning, RPM now back to normal. Thanks for your replies
very soft, that includes the two Phillips screws holding in place. I ended up mangling the two Torx screws, if if ever happens to anyone quick fix is to use a grinder and make a line enough for a flat head screwdriver, then replace. Degreaser and cotton buds for the cleaning, RPM now back to normal. Thanks for your replies
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Update,
went for a drive last night everything was in working order. When I came to a stop rpm was fluctuating any help appreciated can’t seem to upload file. Goes up and down between 900/1100rpm
went for a drive last night everything was in working order. When I came to a stop rpm was fluctuating any help appreciated can’t seem to upload file. Goes up and down between 900/1100rpm
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Bov is oem,
I did check maf sensor it does appear dirty, New Year’s Eve no place open to get cleaning product.
no mods done apart from turbo timer months back
I did check maf sensor it does appear dirty, New Year’s Eve no place open to get cleaning product.
no mods done apart from turbo timer months back
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