when my car is cold in the mornings here in Canada it idles at 1500 RPM until it warms up a bit then it idles at 1000 and then when it wark up completely it goes to 750.

This seems high, even when cold and I'm wondering it this is s ymptomof dirty IAC valve or one that needs adjustment etc. I recently installed a Ypipe, Knock sensor and short ram intake also if that matters. I tried to reset the ECU by turing the screw on it back and forth (Like a write up said to) but I have no way to know if it worked.

Thanks to all for reading and thanks in advanced for the help

 

my car always does that when its really cold think its normal. does it only do it when its cold and been sitting?

 

Normal idle for 95 is: automatic trans, 700 (+ or - 50) RPMs; and manual, 625 (+ or - 50) RPMs. Yours seems normal if it's auto.

 

Perfectly normal, always idles higher when cold.

 

Perfectly normal.

If you'd like to lower it a bit you can adjust the linkage on the cold fast idle cam.
The Haynes shop manual can help you. I have mine set at 1200 RPM's cold.

 

Definitely normal. My car used to idle at 700 rpm all the time. I just cleaned my throttle body and IACV last week, and now it idles the way it is supposed to (1300 +/-, getting progressivley lower as the car gets to temp, settling at 700+/-).

By the way, for those of you with the stalling during cold starts unless you pump the gas pedal problem . . . CLEAN THE IACV!!!!!! I had that problem for 2 winters, and mechanics couldn't fix it. I wound up doing it myself (tried changing the coolant temp sensor first - didn't fix it) and it was filthy. A thick coating on every surface of the IACV, as well as buildup inside the intake manifold, which obstructed about 1/4 of the opening . . . It's all clean now. Runs much better, and more importantly, starts up on the first try with no gas pedal!!!!!

 

all is normal

 

Thanks to all