RPM bounce (1k-2.5k) when cold?
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RPM bounce (1k-2.5k) when cold?
I know this topic has been covered before but I searched and couldn't find much... Anyone else have a problem, starting their car when its cold out (under 50degrees) and the needle bounces for a few minutes at idle? someone wanna help me out, I'm going to be selling my car soon and I want it to be in perfect running order.
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Re: RPM bounce (1k-2.5k) when cold? (Chinchilla)
your problemis your fast idle valve. it is located on the bottom of the t/b. the bronze colored plat has two phillips head screws. remove screws. you will se a big white plastic screw that has a slit in it for a flathead screwdriver to fit in. turn it in til it stops. do not have to hammer down on it just lightly turn it till it stops. snug. not too tight. put plate back on and it should be fine. also check coolant level first. make sure its full. good luck
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Re: RPM bounce (DsR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DsR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My 97SH did this, it was because of a vacuum leak..</TD></TR></TABLE>
Ditto here. If you have an aftermarket intake check the two hose connections on the IM (back by the firewall) that you should have plugged when you removed the stock intake. That's where mine was, I had a cracked hose cap.
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Ditto here. If you have an aftermarket intake check the two hose connections on the IM (back by the firewall) that you should have plugged when you removed the stock intake. That's where mine was, I had a cracked hose cap.
Gabe
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Re: RPM bounce (Gabe)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Gabe »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Ditto here. If you have an aftermarket intake check the two hose connections on the IM (back by the firewall) that you should have plugged when you removed the stock intake. That's where mine was, I had a cracked hose cap.
Gabe</TD></TR></TABLE>
That was exactly my prob...check those vacuum lines, make sure they are capped off.
Ditto here. If you have an aftermarket intake check the two hose connections on the IM (back by the firewall) that you should have plugged when you removed the stock intake. That's where mine was, I had a cracked hose cap.
Gabe</TD></TR></TABLE>
That was exactly my prob...check those vacuum lines, make sure they are capped off.
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Re: (machinehead)
mines havin the same problem too, ecxept at all times, it bounces 24/7 between 1G and 2700 when not in gear. hella embarassing, 'specially at school and traffic jams.
i'll give ya a BUMP for havin the same prob
i'll give ya a BUMP for havin the same prob
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