high idle at start
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high idle at start
when i first start my car, regardless of temp outside, ill jump up to about 3000 rpm then i tap the gas and it runs down to about 2000-2500 idle. if i contiunte to punch gas up, it will go down to about 1500 at idle. but, after i drive for a bit, it will go back to the ~750 that i should be at. i do have a cone filter and a RB header installed with pre-silencer, but no cat-back. i dont think these are it, because it was like that before, but it seems to be a tad worse. thanks.
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That smilie makes me think that you don't like it.
You can disable it. If you look on the engine side of the radiator, on the driver's side at the bottom, you'll see what looks like a huge copper/brass bolt with two leads coming off of it. Unplug one of the leads.
Congrats. You've disabled the AWS. Don't worry, the sensor doesn't interact with anything else so its being unplugged won't cause new problems.
You can disable it. If you look on the engine side of the radiator, on the driver's side at the bottom, you'll see what looks like a huge copper/brass bolt with two leads coming off of it. Unplug one of the leads.
Congrats. You've disabled the AWS. Don't worry, the sensor doesn't interact with anything else so its being unplugged won't cause new problems.
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so .. if this isnt harmful to remove...what is better to have: connected or disconnected.... if its connected it puts less stress on the cats...but if disconnected it put less streess on hte engine...i like my engine more i guess
what would you guys do
what would you guys do
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Originally posted by Amur_
Congrats. You've disabled the AWS. Don't worry, the sensor doesn't interact with anything else so its being unplugged won't cause new problems.
Congrats. You've disabled the AWS. Don't worry, the sensor doesn't interact with anything else so its being unplugged won't cause new problems.
you are better off to just start it in gear (instead of N). and it won't happen.
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Originally posted by Scott 89t2
not true. you emmission stuff and ACV will not work correctly
you are better off to just start it in gear (instead of N). and it won't happen.
not true. you emmission stuff and ACV will not work correctly
you are better off to just start it in gear (instead of N). and it won't happen.
Wtf does the ACV & emissions have to do with that sensor?
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