Injectors installed. Now idle problem.
Injectors installed. Now idle problem.
I finally got the TPI runners installed last night. Buttoned up everything else and started the car. It idles at about 2000 RPM at startup and slows down to about 1250-1300 after a short warm up period. The throttle is against the stop and I did not change any adjustments so what do I need to do to correct the idle.
Thanks for all the help getting these injectors and runners installed. I now have a great appreciation for full time mechanics!!
Leonard
Thanks for all the help getting these injectors and runners installed. I now have a great appreciation for full time mechanics!!
Leonard
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From: oxford,n.c.
Car: 1991 transam,gunmetal,t-tops,
Engine: 305,.030,k&n,airfoil,3inch exhaust,flowmaster80
Transmission: 700 r4
Axle/Gears: 4:10 posi unit
re:idle
hey, on the throttle body drivers side there is a plug behind the throttle stop take out this plug( re screw driver )then take a star socket and turn the screw counterclockwise this should bring the idle down. also , double check all vacuum hoses.hope this helps,jimmy
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Car: 1986 Camaro SC
Engine: 305 TPI Procharged D1SC
Transmission: Tremec TKO-600
Axle/Gears: Moser 12 Bolt 3.73 posi
sounds like you have a vacuum leak somewhere do you hear any hissing? there is also an iac adjustment procedure in the tech articles
Originally Posted by yzinger1
hey, on the throttle body drivers side there is a plug behind the throttle stop take out this plug( re screw driver )then take a star socket and turn the screw counterclockwise this should bring the idle down. also , double check all vacuum hoses.hope this helps,jimmy 
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Originally Posted by 86Z
sounds like you have a vacuum leak somewhere do you hear any hissing? there is also an iac adjustment procedure in the tech articles
So what is a good way to locate a vacuum leak?
Last edited by LeonardS; Jun 14, 2006 at 12:38 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Use a plumbers propane torch (don't light it
) and go around the areas where the vac hoses are and also around the intake plenum and runners. If the RPMs go up you found your leak.
) and go around the areas where the vac hoses are and also around the intake plenum and runners. If the RPMs go up you found your leak.
Originally Posted by 8492bird
Use a plumbers propane torch (don't light it
) and go around the areas where the vac hoses are and also around the intake plenum and runners. If the RPMs go up you found your leak.
) and go around the areas where the vac hoses are and also around the intake plenum and runners. If the RPMs go up you found your leak.Trending Topics
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Originally Posted by 8492bird
Use a plumbers propane torch (don't light it
) and go around the areas where the vac hoses are and also around the intake plenum and runners. If the RPMs go up you found your leak.
) and go around the areas where the vac hoses are and also around the intake plenum and runners. If the RPMs go up you found your leak.^ Yeap, that works really well. I'd say a vacumm leak myself.
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