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Old 10-23-03, 02:43 PM
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High Idle High Oil Pressure

At idle my 88 GXL is at 1600-1800 rpms (at normal operating temperature) and the oil pressure is around 65psi (according to stock oil pressure, I know its not reliable but coupled with high rpm and its never had this problem before). Recently I had my master brake cylinder replaced and a leaking coolant hose replaced. Any Ideas.
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for the idle, check for vacuum leaks...
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argh! i hate this. i have it too. same year same model. idels around 1000-1500 RPM when warm. i adjusted the throttle, nothing. checked for vac. leaks, nothing.

i must have missed a leak somewhere. i'm NOT useing carb cleaner to check for leaks. i only use water. is water good enough?

sorry for the hijacking of the thread kapono, but we have the same prob...
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Kapono88GXL: Vacuum leak.

Sir Rupert Hobo: Stuck cold start cam.
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Kapono88GXL: Vacuum leak.

Sir Rupert Hobo: Stuck cold start cam.
cold start cam? ...where and how would i go about "unstucking it"?
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It's at the back of the throttle body. You can follow the small coolant lines that lead to it, or locate it in the Haynes/factory manual. Unsticking generally just involves a cleanup.
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https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...cold+start+cam

did a search. that's the only one i found...

thermowax?
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ahh, posted too late, sorry. anyways. i gotta stop procrastinating and get that damn manual.

thanks aaron
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Thermowax is a different thing....Grab the manual and look at a diagram of the rear of the throttle body.
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