idle scree adjust
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idle scree adjust
does anybody know how to perfectly adjust the idle screw on an h22a1 motor....i close it completely by doing a couple turns clockwise....to open it, i have to make counter-clockwise turns...how many full counter-clockwise turns should i make to open it?
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Re: idle scree adjust (dek1mfk)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dek1mfk »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">does anybody know how to perfectly adjust the idle screw on an h22a1 motor....i close it completely by doing a couple turns clockwise....to open it, i have to make counter-clockwise turns...how many full counter-clockwise turns should i make to open it?</TD></TR></TABLE>
No one can tell you how many turns to make. It depends on what RPM YOU want your engine to idle at.
Get your car warmed up to normal operating temperature.
Turn the screw little by little while checking the RPM.
Set to desired RPM at idle.
No one can tell you how many turns to make. It depends on what RPM YOU want your engine to idle at.
Get your car warmed up to normal operating temperature.
Turn the screw little by little while checking the RPM.
Set to desired RPM at idle.
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Re: idle scree adjust (GtechPro)
the thing is that if i let my car idle at 900RPM, the car bogs, it needs to be like at 1500RPM or so....i think my ECU is bad....im running a p14 on my h22
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Re: idle scree adjust (GtechPro)
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No one can tell you how many turns to make. It depends on what RPM YOU want your engine to idle at.
Get your car warmed up to normal operating temperature.
Turn the screw little by little while checking the RPM.
Set to desired RPM at idle.
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Dont you have to unplug that one sensor prior to adjusting?
No one can tell you how many turns to make. It depends on what RPM YOU want your engine to idle at.
Get your car warmed up to normal operating temperature.
Turn the screw little by little while checking the RPM.
Set to desired RPM at idle.
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Dont you have to unplug that one sensor prior to adjusting?
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