manually controlling a idle control valve
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Is there any way to wire a fiesta rst idle speed control valve so it can manually be turned on and off and not controlled by the ecu?
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I think ISCV uses pulse width modulation to set how far it opens.
No idea on frequencies used, but one of these is cheap enough to buy and try.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2A-Motor-S...3D161975055276
No idea on frequencies used, but one of these is cheap enough to buy and try.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2A-Motor-S...3D161975055276
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The cold start isn't too bad at the minute, if I hold the rev at 2k rpm for about 30 seconds- 1 minute it'll idle fine but I think it'll be crap when it start getting colder.
I will eventually change the ecu just can afford it at the minute
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Can you not assign a different output to it ? Can the ecu not use ignition timing to control idle ?
An idle valve is by no means essential on most cars.
Sounds like you just need to open the throttle a bit more and have the idle tuned properly again so it will be fine hot/cold
An idle valve is by no means essential on most cars.
Sounds like you just need to open the throttle a bit more and have the idle tuned properly again so it will be fine hot/cold
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Tbh i know F-all when it comes to ecu mapping I'm literally just going by what Iv been told by 2 different people and was hoping there was a fix I could do myself.
The car drives perfectly when ist warm It just takes a minute to get it to idea on its own and then it runs slightly lumpy for a couple of minutes then it's spot on.
The idea of me building the car was to have a fun car that went well and I could use it as an everyday car if I wanted to
The car drives perfectly when ist warm It just takes a minute to get it to idea on its own and then it runs slightly lumpy for a couple of minutes then it's spot on.
The idea of me building the car was to have a fun car that went well and I could use it as an everyday car if I wanted to
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Il give the mapper a call next week see if he can sort it. Thanks
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Without knowing who you are taking it to, the Omex/Gems family of ecu are very capable, but, the interfaces to setup/map are not straight forward.
It needs to go to someone with extremely good experience, this idle control can be setup using a scatter pattern on the ignition, though the pwm system is very flexible as long as Omex haven't locked it down.
It needs to go to someone with extremely good experience, this idle control can be setup using a scatter pattern on the ignition, though the pwm system is very flexible as long as Omex haven't locked it down.
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We fooked it off on my fiesta zetec turbo and welded over the hole and used a fiesta turbo throttle body and adjusted it manually , when Ahmed mapped it the car was spot on
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