rasing idle on 4wd cossie
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is there anyway to raise the idel on a 4wd cossie by not adjusting the tickover screw as its seized solid and is round the centre
i know i have to raise my fuel pressure as its too low will this increae the tickover?
if nto any other ideas or is it a throttle off and having it drilled out and a new screw fitted
is there anyway to raise the idel on a 4wd cossie by not adjusting the tickover screw as its seized solid and is round the centre
i know i have to raise my fuel pressure as its too low will this increae the tickover?
if nto any other ideas or is it a throttle off and having it drilled out and a new screw fitted
looks like a throtlle body off job then
sod it ill book it in somewhere and let them have the grief as at the minute i just want to scrap the thing with the problems its caused me this week
sod it ill book it in somewhere and let them have the grief as at the minute i just want to scrap the thing with the problems its caused me this week
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Had this trouble on my old 4x4
Put a second hand throttle body on it off a 2wd,the base idle screw is a different design,its got a lock nut rather than being a tight fit inside throt body
Put a second hand throttle body on it off a 2wd,the base idle screw is a different design,its got a lock nut rather than being a tight fit inside throt body
Roosie
thanks mate but im not looking at buying another throttle body just yet
ill have a tinker about with mine first and see if i can get the screw out
if i cock it up ill pm you lol
thanks mate but im not looking at buying another throttle body just yet
ill have a tinker about with mine first and see if i can get the screw out
if i cock it up ill pm you lol
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