Does anyone know this rs turbo factory setting??????
03-08-2014 | 08:22 AM
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From: corringham
Does anyone know this rs turbo factory setting??????
hi I have rs turbo series 2,
the idle speed adjuster screw is out of the throttle housing and need to be put in.
I am putting everything back to factory setting before I do any tuning / adjustments..
so the question is
WHAT IT THE FACTORY SETTING FOR HOW FAR THE SCREW IS INSERTED??
ie how many turns in as this sets how much air it should have for idle if a perfect car
does anyone know..
cheers glenn
the idle speed adjuster screw is out of the throttle housing and need to be put in.
I am putting everything back to factory setting before I do any tuning / adjustments..
so the question is
WHAT IT THE FACTORY SETTING FOR HOW FAR THE SCREW IS INSERTED??
ie how many turns in as this sets how much air it should have for idle if a perfect car
does anyone know..
cheers glenn
03-08-2014 | 08:27 AM
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From: on ere at the mo
[QUOTE=glennjolly;6505056]hi I have rs turbo series 2,
the idle speed adjuster screw is out of the throttle housing and need to be put in.
I am putting everything back to factory setting before I do any tuning / adjustments..
so the question is
WHAT IT THE FACTORY SETTING FOR HOW FAR THE SCREW IS INSERTED??
ie how many turns in as this sets how much air it should have for idle if a perfect car
does anyone know..
cheers
Just screw it in until it idles properly, factory or not that's where it needs to be
the idle speed adjuster screw is out of the throttle housing and need to be put in.
I am putting everything back to factory setting before I do any tuning / adjustments..
so the question is
WHAT IT THE FACTORY SETTING FOR HOW FAR THE SCREW IS INSERTED??
ie how many turns in as this sets how much air it should have for idle if a perfect car
does anyone know..
cheers
Just screw it in until it idles properly, factory or not that's where it needs to be
03-08-2014 | 08:45 AM
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From: corringham
my co is wrong at idle as a new fuel distributer has been fitted..so I want to put the screw in roughly correct to give me something to set the fuel too and knowing there is enough air for the car to start(but not to much out which allows it to suck in air)
even a rough idea would be good cheers
even a rough idea would be good cheers
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