what the title says

thanx in advance for any info

 

Use the adjustment screw located on top where the throttle cable hooks onto. It's on the front of the UIM.

 

you can un screw the small tiny nut on the front of uim and adjust the valve opening.

 

Also check the throttle cable and cruize control cable tention. If they are too tight, you'll be working against them to settle the idle. Make sure they aren't holding the throttle open before you start messing with the set screws.

 

does anybody have any pics?

thank you guys for the input

 

there is a tiny nut with a stud through it on the front of the TB, right next to the idle adjust screw. At forst glance it looks like it does absolutely nothing at all. You really cannot miss it.

 

cool

 

just got home and checked it out and theres 2 little nuts that can be messed with (1 on top of TB and 1 in the front) im guessing its the 1 in front cause it has slit on top of the stud so im guessing you can screw the stud with a flat head, sorry to bother you guys again but just wanna make sure

thanx again

 

If you are having idle troubles (high idle) then you probably have a vacuum leak. It would be best to check for that before adjusting idle.

 

no high idle problem is no idle, and already checked for vacuum leaks

 

Damian wrote up a great post in the advanced tech section on adjusting the Throttle position sensor (TPS). Check it out. I need to try it.