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Fc na idles at 500rpm ?

Old 04-23-13, 01:55 PM
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Fc na idles at 500rpm ?

So after I warm up my 87 na it idle at 400 to 700rpm it sound like the tips but I do t know what that is ?
And it over heats and sat for 3 years and I did all the basics to it.

Just another problem. It dousnt help learning how to Sri e a stick lol so easy to stall when warm
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Originally Posted by Fcjunker123
So after I warm up my 87 na it idle at 400 to 700rpm it sound like the tips but I do t know what that is ?
And it over heats and sat for 3 years and I did all the basics to it.

Just another problem. It dousnt help learning how to Sri e a stick lol so easy to stall when warm
Has it always done this or did it just happen one day? Open the air bleed a little or adjust the idle screw. That alone will probably solve your problem. You may have a bad idle control valve. By tips do you mean tps? The throttle position sensor wont cause a low idle. Most likely just need to turn up the idle or check the bacv
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Ill try that and see what happens
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