OK on the screw thats in the IM do you tightn it or loosen it to get a higher idle?

 

Which car? The idle adjustment screw is on the throttle body.

1) Warm the car to operating temperature.
2) Shut off the car.
3) Disconnect the IACV (Idle Air Control Valve).
4) Restart the car. You may need to press the accelerator. Slowly release until the car idles.
5) Set the idle screw on the throttle body until the car idles at 450 +-50 RPM
6) Shut off the car.
7) Reconnect the IACV.
8) Restart.
9) Check the idle. It should be 750RPM.
10) Clear any CELs for the IACV.

 

do i just unplug it or do i take it completely of the IM. also how to you clear the cels? and i have the jdm b18c which i think should idle around 900. correct me if im wrong. so what should i set the screw too now? and do i tighten it or loosen it?

 

just cause its jdm doesnt mean it idles higher. the stock idle for all hondas well at least i know for all the older hondas is 750 whether it be jdm, usdm,edm,ukdm all the same

 

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just un plug it

to clear the CEL's take the ecu fuse out or disconnect the battery ground for about 15 minutes