A/T and Idle Speed - Interesting....
02-14-10, 03:26 PM
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A/T and Idle Speed - Interesting....
Per Rob Robinette's 3rd Gen Site:
< Connecting TEN and GND is necessary to temporarily disable the ISC (Idle Speed Control) system. When you set the idle speed to approx 725 rpm using this method, it will jump to 850 the moment you pull the TEN-GND jumper.>
Mine however, does the exact OPPOSITE. My idle increases when I connect the jumpers, it goes back down after I disconnect.
Any thoughts?
jerij
< Connecting TEN and GND is necessary to temporarily disable the ISC (Idle Speed Control) system. When you set the idle speed to approx 725 rpm using this method, it will jump to 850 the moment you pull the TEN-GND jumper.>
Mine however, does the exact OPPOSITE. My idle increases when I connect the jumpers, it goes back down after I disconnect.
Any thoughts?
jerij
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