Varying idle, does yours do this?
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Varying idle, does yours do this?
Hi, I just bought my 91 SE 5spd, and I noticed a weird phenomenon. Even though the TB was thouroughly cleaned at the dealership, when the car is in neutral, at rest, I notice the RPM's begin to slowly rise and fall from 750 to 500. Now, this wouldn't really bother me except for the fact that when it hits 500 you can feel it, as if the engine is struggling to keep running for just a second. Remember it's a VG, not a VE. Any suggestions?
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Originally Posted by rosamax
What does that mean?
Complicator is the source for misery in VG&VE &whatever 'modern' -used- car. Their idiotic input signal levels to be more specific.
Read more specs: http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/748507/14
2. sparks: the VGE has problesms in cap, wires, rotor. VE has those expensive cracking 'carrots'.
3. tps is tps... --->http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/748507/6
Hopefully I clarified all?
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#8
I have the same problem, but it hasn't happened for 3 months up until a few days ago, i loosened the IACV screw to lift the revs up a bit so it wouldn't die. A mechanic suggested the IACV is bad and gave it a hard tap with the end of a screwdriver and the revs bounced back up to normal, it happened again today and i gave it wack with me phillips but it didn't fix it nor did several more hits (it's funny how mechanics do things like that) .
so i played around for a while and pushing the wire more into the IACV fluctuated the revs a little,,, anyway i think its stuffed and i'll get a new one,
but i might open it up and try cleaning the wiring harness first, will let u know if it solves the prob.
A question to anyone that can answer:
when the revs are at "normal" i think the revs are too high (around 1500rpm in P and N, and around 1000rpm in Drive) a tune-up will fix this right? cause i've taken it in for a tune-up and its still the same, also since i got a new tranny and i'm hell paranoid about it is it bad for it? because at a stop its making a wierd humming noise.
Thanks for any help guys.
so i played around for a while and pushing the wire more into the IACV fluctuated the revs a little,,, anyway i think its stuffed and i'll get a new one,
but i might open it up and try cleaning the wiring harness first, will let u know if it solves the prob.
A question to anyone that can answer:
when the revs are at "normal" i think the revs are too high (around 1500rpm in P and N, and around 1000rpm in Drive) a tune-up will fix this right? cause i've taken it in for a tune-up and its still the same, also since i got a new tranny and i'm hell paranoid about it is it bad for it? because at a stop its making a wierd humming noise.
Thanks for any help guys.
#9
Originally Posted by '90Maxima
...A question to anyone that can answer:
when the revs are at "normal" i think the revs are too high (around 1500rpm in P and N, and around 1000rpm in Drive) a tune-up will fix this right?...
when the revs are at "normal" i think the revs are too high (around 1500rpm in P and N, and around 1000rpm in Drive) a tune-up will fix this right?...
When all is ok, the warm idle is flat 900 at N or P.
Clean IACV assy; might have soot or is leaking. Nissan FSM warns nissan mechanics NOT to open it... I cleaned, no leaks. Used some liquid seal on the last paper gasket.
see: http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/748507/4
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#13
Originally Posted by Eric95se
that is a great writeup, except he does not say how to clean it!
Cleaning rag mastership is the treshold -level. Note: dont open IACV if cannot use, job ends in towing to stealership...
Rag utilization: some solvent might help, cleaner sprays, gas, alcohol or...?
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