IAC counts....how can i get them down??
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IAC counts....how can i get them down??
Hi all!
i have the problem, that my idle isnt under control properly...
checked with datamaster today, i have the following:
engine cold: IAC Pos 160, IAC Min 70
engine hot: IAC Pos 80, IAC Min 70
commanded idle hot 800rpm....
i tried to reset the IAC the following way:
i shorted pin A&B of the ALDL
switched ignition "on"
disconnected the IAC
switched ign. off
removed the bridge from ALDL
started the car and setted idle with stop screw to about 750-800rpm
switched car off
disconnected battery to clear ecm
connected IAC and started again...
and guess what..rpms are at 1200, and IAC counts are at 160.....
now what?
does it only work in closed loop?
did i make something wrong?
thanks for any opinion....
i have the problem, that my idle isnt under control properly...
checked with datamaster today, i have the following:
engine cold: IAC Pos 160, IAC Min 70
engine hot: IAC Pos 80, IAC Min 70
commanded idle hot 800rpm....
i tried to reset the IAC the following way:
i shorted pin A&B of the ALDL
switched ignition "on"
disconnected the IAC
switched ign. off
removed the bridge from ALDL
started the car and setted idle with stop screw to about 750-800rpm
switched car off
disconnected battery to clear ecm
connected IAC and started again...
and guess what..rpms are at 1200, and IAC counts are at 160.....
now what?
does it only work in closed loop?
did i make something wrong?
thanks for any opinion....
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Re: IAC counts....how can i get them down??
You did everything correct except for one thing....;
.... you should have set the idle w/the stop screw to 450-RPM.
Originally Posted by 396V8
started the car and setted idle with stop screw to about 750-800rpm
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Re: IAC counts....how can i get them down??
sorry, forgot to mention some information..
engine is a 396 with 195cc AFR heads and an XFI 467 cam (230/236 113 LSA)....
i will check again tomorrow, maybe i find sth out.
thank you
engine is a 396 with 195cc AFR heads and an XFI 467 cam (230/236 113 LSA)....
i will check again tomorrow, maybe i find sth out.
thank you
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Re: IAC counts....how can i get them down??
Are you waiting about 30 seconds before you disconnect the IAC (should be all the way out by then)? I'll assume that you have a prom calibrated for your setup.
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Re: IAC counts....how can i get them down??
Although I really don't know if $8D is one of them.
The other thing to to check that the ECM is in "idle mode." This is 0 MPH and the TPS% below a threshold. Otherwise the ECM will think that the car is moving or the go-pedal is being pushed.
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hi all, and thank you for your statements! 
@84KYSS
yes did wait, i also veryfied function yesterday, removed IAC and housing, and put some grease on the pintle, shorted Pin A&B , switched on, and got a nice ring of grease on seat of the pintle..so IAC Motor itself is working! i have a prom calibrated for the setup, the tune gets real close now!
@Rbob
yes, ECM was in idle mode, according to my calibration, it needs less the 2.3% throttle, and less than 14.1 mph, also idle bit in datamster was 1 (idle)
the other thing you mentioned....i dindt drive the car, so i tried setting the idle, have taken some logs and put it in the garage..so, thats pretty possible, that i just need to drive the car, and see what happens!
i will let you know, whats going on..
i will sett idle once more, and then drive it...

Reinhold

@84KYSS
yes did wait, i also veryfied function yesterday, removed IAC and housing, and put some grease on the pintle, shorted Pin A&B , switched on, and got a nice ring of grease on seat of the pintle..so IAC Motor itself is working! i have a prom calibrated for the setup, the tune gets real close now!
@Rbob
yes, ECM was in idle mode, according to my calibration, it needs less the 2.3% throttle, and less than 14.1 mph, also idle bit in datamster was 1 (idle)
the other thing you mentioned....i dindt drive the car, so i tried setting the idle, have taken some logs and put it in the garage..so, thats pretty possible, that i just need to drive the car, and see what happens!
i will let you know, whats going on..
i will sett idle once more, and then drive it...

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Re: IAC counts....how can i get them down??
Hi all!
i drove the car, and..the IAC counts go down to about 15....and i have a nice idle @800rpm (hot)
when i start the car (cold), its idling at about 1000 rpm (160 IAC counts, commanded open loop idle speed)..
When i start car hot, its starting at 1000rpm (130 IAC counts) and then goes down within 30 seconds to about 800rpm (15-20 IAC counts)
seems that is normal...
greetings
Reinhold
i drove the car, and..the IAC counts go down to about 15....and i have a nice idle @800rpm (hot)
when i start the car (cold), its idling at about 1000 rpm (160 IAC counts, commanded open loop idle speed)..
When i start car hot, its starting at 1000rpm (130 IAC counts) and then goes down within 30 seconds to about 800rpm (15-20 IAC counts)
seems that is normal...
greetings
Reinhold
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