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idle surge
Last edited by 2point4DSM; 01-13-2006 at 09:27 AM. |
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Does it still do it after to warms up? If not i believe its the idle position sensor or something, the one that helps the car warm up on cold starts.
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i dunno the mechanics of the DSM motor but usual things to look at would be plugs/wires/TPS/IAC. hell, i had an idle surge (but reverse, id lose power) because of a loose alternator belt.
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check for vaccum leaks, it could be several different things.
vfaq or i found this one as weel http://www.dsm.org/how-tos/tttt/tttt3.html Last edited by awdlaserbeam; 01-13-2006 at 03:42 AM. |
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1. ISC (Idle Speed Controller) - located on the throttlebody. Needs to be replaced when it gets clogged or the coils in the unit burn up. Basically, this unit controls the amount of airflow going to the motor when the throttle plate is closed. Test the ISC motor according to the manual or the link mentioned above. 2. Air leaks btw the MAF and motor - includes intake manifold gasket failure, numerous possible throttlebody leaks, IC pipe leaks, improperly routed BOV, ripped intake hose, leaky IC. Perform a leak test. 3. Throttle cable attached too tight. There needs to be some slack in the throttle cable so when the motor warms the cable doesn't yank on the throttle plate. 4. BISS
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idle surge
ok so i posted before asking about how to fix my brothers idle surge on his 91 talon n/t. well i took a look at the BISS screw and that didnt work, i checked for vacume leaks and there were none. so i got a new TPS sensor, that didnt work, then i got a new air flow meter thinking that might be it, again that didnt work. the only other thing i could of was there was maybe a problem with the ECU so i went and got a new ECU, and yet again that wasnt the problem. so just for fun i went and took off the metal cover over the exaust manifold and found that there are 2 small cracks in it. plan on going tomorrow to get a new mani but im thinking is it possible that that could be the reason behind the idle surge???
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Did you check #1 and #3 in my post above? And do you have a logger? To me it seemed like a waste of time swapping out the TPS.
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