de-activate CC
de-activate CC
08-12-03, 06:46 PM
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hold on check this out https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...fuse+and+cover
this is for a 87 turbo but they are the same as mine!!
chris
run a search this is where i got it from but it must be the one under the hood!!
this is for a 87 turbo but they are the same as mine!!
chris
run a search this is where i got it from but it must be the one under the hood!!
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08-12-03, 07:46 PM
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my car is idling...... if you wanna call it that..... at 7000 rpms. I think it may be CC fault. Check the other thread. EMERGENCY HELP NEEDED, it should still be around the top.
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i think the cable might be stuck... happened to me once when i was on the freeway trying out the CC, car keeps going faster and when i stepped on the clutch, the rpm shoots right to redline, turns out the cable is stuck and doesn't return to its normal position
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Why don't you just pull the plug off the unit in the engine bay? That'll do it everytime. Then, with a mirror and flashligt, look at the throttle linkage at the rear of the throttle body and see if you see binding when the throttle is opened and closed.
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