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Old 07-09-03, 03:43 PM
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super high idle?

Hey guys-
If you started your car the first time, and it was idling like a map sensor was unpluged (it was ) and then tried starting it again, and it idled at ~4000 RPM, what would you think the problem was?

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Are you on the stock ECU?

If so, reset the stock ECU after you get the MAP sensor plugged back in.
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by disconnecting the NEG for a few minutes correct?
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Originally posted by ijneb
by disconnecting the NEG for a few minutes correct?
Yep and push down on the brake pedal while the NEG is removed. You only need to do it for a a few seconds. I usually just count to 20.
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Ok- did that, Tryed starting it again, same problem.

What else?
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Could be accelated warmup system, just tap the throttle and see if it comes down.
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No- its not accelerated warmup system- when i tap the throttle it goes higher
I just checked codes and got what i believe is 18- Throttle sensor
Im diggin for info on that now. Anyone with any info on it please let me know!
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I would re-check every area you worked on/around when relocating your battery. If it was fine before that, it's probably just something you bumped or knocked loose.
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Mahjik- I just did that a few times, code 18 is TPS - narrow range.
how did i break that?
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Originally posted by ijneb
Mahjik- I just did that a few times, code 18 is TPS - narrow range.
how did i break that?
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I have no idea. It might not be broken, but just needs to be adjusted. Check this thread:

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=170731
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check my thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...highlight=idle
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