Idling at 2,000 rpm
Hello, just got an 87 2+2 with about 120k on it. The car idles at 2k an I know that is not correct. Is there anyway to adjust it to a lower level? Where do I want it to idle at anyway
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yeah I belive on the top of the motor, there is a little rubber cover, if you remove that, there should be a nob with a standard screwdriver slot that will adjust it, I think that is what it is for.
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I am going to go check my manual and see what it says about it
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the correct idle is 700 RPM I dont know why it would be doing that, mine has almost 140,000 on it and it runs fine
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It runs fine it just idles high, I'm lucky the engine is quiet. Could you be more specific on the location of the idle screw. :bigthumb:
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Double post
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its on top of the intake manifold
theres a black rupper nipple that pops up you pull that off, and turn the screw... my fsm isnt sitting here so i cant tell you which way :/ its easy put the cap back on. |
check for vacuum leaks while you are at it.
if there arent any, and the idle screw adjustment doesnt fix it, check for slack in the throttle cable. pat |
ooooops i moved both the top one and the one in the throtle cable and the next time i turned the car on the RPMs started jumping. i tried moving the lower one back and it still continues jumping what can i do?
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u moved the one on the TPS?
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doh!
you'd have to be more specific on which screw you messed with on the throttle levers. 1st rule.... when messing with any type of adjustment first mark the original setting so in case anything happens you can set it back where you started. unfortunately i got here a little late. |
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