I'm not sure if this has ever been posted before but it has been asked many times and I finally found out how to do it (after thinking it was done a different way for a while). For those of you that want to know how to adjust your idle on the VG what you do is turn the screw on the ecu clockwise all of the way (while the engine is running). Next, you need to get out of the car and go to your Idle Air Control Valve (also called the Auxiliary Air Control Valve) and turn the screw that is under the black cap until you get your desired idle. FSM says to adjust it to 700 rpm +/- 50 rpm.

 

The truth was already out there.
http://www.cybrrpartspro.com/Chilton...61CH01_34.HTML

 

if you search it , it will come.

 

well now if you seach it will come (on this forum that is)

 

No. If you looked at the STICKIE I posted months ago, the info is in there.

 

i know that but if you search for how to adjust idle that link wouldn't come up.

 

But if you had read the stickie like I told everone to do, you wouldn't have to search.

 

I know that, but common sense would say idle adjustment is "General Maintenance," correct?

Now look at the 3rd post down inside the General Maintenance Reference Links sticky.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=128490

 

but you should know not everyone looks at the stickies.

i'm not sure a newbie to cars would even know what general maintenance means, if you know what i mean.

but oh well... i'm sorry for trying to help people on this board.

 

Not everyone searches either so where does that leave us?

 

that leaves us with many many many many (you get the idea) repeats

 

and moderator deletes/locks/flames until they learn

 

the life cycle of maxima.org

 

it's not worth reading unless it's been locked.