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Old 23-12-2009, 05:25 PM
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Default Very weird idling stalling.

At cold my car runs with 1100 rpm, and at operating temperature it runs 1700 +

I have NO IRV mounted p.t, due to me ordering a new one home, the old irv didnt work either.


So now i dont know what to do, redo the settings at the butterfly throttle body?

Some tells me it due to "false" air being sucked in by a crack in a hose somewhere but when i take my hand and block the inlet, the car dies, so it shouldnt be this?

Got ANY suggestions what to do?
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Normal behavior without any device regulating idle rpm's.
When the engine is cold the fuel doesn't mix proper with the air, and only a part of the mixture burns. When the engine is hot the fuel mixes properly and everything is burned.
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Originally Posted by oldford
Normal behavior without any device regulating idle rpm's.
When the engine is cold the fuel doesn't mix proper with the air, and only a part of the mixture burns. When the engine is hot the fuel mixes properly and everything is burned.
Its is? I mean how to i bring the idle down? The irv cant bring it down, unless its open ofc.
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If you bring down the idle rpm without a Idle valve it will stall when cold.
I would use a new Idle valve.
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Originally Posted by oldford
If you bring down the idle rpm without a Idle valve it will stall when cold.
I would use a new Idle valve.
Yeah but how can it brind my rpm down when cold/hot by mounting the irv again mate?
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Cuz letting more air in p.t (as the irv does) wont get the idle to fall to normal.
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