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brynden29Nov-12-02 10:58 PM
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#36965, "Raising idle rpm..."


          

Can someone tell me if the only way to raise the idle RPM is to play with the throttle cable? I have tried that in the past but it does not seem to work. I want to raise my idle to 900 RPM's or so. It is too low at 600 and shakes the crap out of my car. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Fast420ANov-12-02 11:20 PM
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#36966, "RE: Raising idle rpm..."
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Install my IAC, it's bad and when the car is running (hardly ever) it idles at 1100 rpm emoji

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mcgyvrNov-13-02 12:15 AM
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#36967, "RE: Raising idle rpm..."
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You can either adjust the throttle cable or drill a small hole in the throttle plate to allow air in

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TeamJasonESi_TNov-13-02 01:04 AM
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#36968, "RE: Raising idle rpm..."
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Raise your idle fuel pressure.

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brynden29Nov-13-02 01:34 AM
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#36969, "RE: Raising idle rpm..."
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My idle fuel pressure is 52 psi. I don't really want to go any higher than that.

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TeamMuRiXNov-13-02 02:50 AM
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#36970, "RE: Raising idle rpm..."
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then try lowering it emoji

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