3000 RPMs at start up
10-09-06, 04:22 AM
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3000 RPMs at start up
I took out the thermostat just to see if the stant thermostant was the problem. I came to the conclusion that it was. And tomorrow I'm going to go to the mazda dealer to get the Mazda tstat.
Afterwards, I replaced all the belts. And started it up.
Right when I start the car, the RPM's jump to around 3000 rpm. When I started the car up earlier, before the belt replacement, after i took the stant Tstat out, it jumped to 3000 rpm, then went to around 1500, then dropped to 1000 then to around 850/900 and stayed there.
I was wondering if this is a normal reading. Thanks.
Afterwards, I replaced all the belts. And started it up.
Right when I start the car, the RPM's jump to around 3000 rpm. When I started the car up earlier, before the belt replacement, after i took the stant Tstat out, it jumped to 3000 rpm, then went to around 1500, then dropped to 1000 then to around 850/900 and stayed there.
I was wondering if this is a normal reading. Thanks.
10-09-06, 05:09 PM
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i just finished installing the new oem thermostat, it came with the thermostat gasket too.. i got it for 20.02 + tax in case anyone wanted to know how much they cost.
im about to install the spark plugs i just bought at kragen the standard spark plugs, not the platinum ones. I got them for 4.99 each.
anyway, do u know the possible reasons why it may be at 850-900 instead of the 750 you mentioned?
im about to install the spark plugs i just bought at kragen the standard spark plugs, not the platinum ones. I got them for 4.99 each.
anyway, do u know the possible reasons why it may be at 850-900 instead of the 750 you mentioned?
10-09-06, 05:14 PM
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Three words: Air Adjust Screw!
(probably)
Anyways, for setting the AAS and/or idle AFR (S4), check here:
http://howto.globalvicinity.com/gv_w...i=61&co=1&vi=1
And for more idle reference, check here:
http://howto.globalvicinity.com/gv_w...i=60&co=1&vi=1
(probably)
Anyways, for setting the AAS and/or idle AFR (S4), check here:
http://howto.globalvicinity.com/gv_w...i=61&co=1&vi=1
And for more idle reference, check here:
http://howto.globalvicinity.com/gv_w...i=60&co=1&vi=1
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