ppl talk bout my old name

ok i have a b16a in my 88 crx dx with a pw0 ecu i have a very freakin high idle 3200-4900 it is imbarising to be at a stop light and hear that **** and now that people are laughin but they are freaked when i burn them lol any ways my car has a idle prob i checked vacd linmes all great even replaced them i adjusted tps cleaned tb and mani the iacv i cleaned it and nothing but there are two holes in the tb for the iacv if i plug them both the idle goes down to normal and im codin code 9 whitch it cylinder sensor wtf could those two things have in common but i think the iacv is fucked what do you all think responde asap its really buggin me

lv6l

try cleaning your FITV. make sure you install the TPS correctly. the notch teeth thing should fall inplace with the notch teeth thing on the throttle body. adjust your throttle line and make sure its not snag or pulling the throttle. check spark plugs, wires, and timing. check your fuel filter, that might cause it but i doubt it, but wouldnt hurt to check. i had high idle problem before too, it was a bitch, took me forever to figure out what was wrong, it end up being my tps, it was installed incorrectly. good luck.

ondahush

check plugs mine was doing the same thing very high idle not goin down past 2500 and ended up as timing water pump when out and 2 and 3 cylinders where also misfiring but it sounds like when you plug the wholes up on your TB are you sure nothing fell out or something like that or your TB might be fucked

sanctuary

dont know if gonna be much help but,

If it really idles between 3200-4900 rpm, i think you might been having a vaccum leak somewhere or a STUCK gas paddle.

Does it constantly idle at a certain RPM? or does it jump up and down between
3200-4900 rpm? If it jumps then usually it's a Sensor, but vaccum leak can also cause it.

Check for :

1. Vaccum Leak (Throttle Body, Hoses, EACV, TPS gasket if TPS removed before,
Injector gaskets, intake manifold gasket, MAP sensor O-ring gasket, etc...)
2. Check Sensor (TPS)
3. Or take it to a Shop

Hope it can be a help, good luck