Cold start idle problem JDM b16b
i have a jdm b16b converted to 0bd1, in the morning when i start it,(cold start) i have to hold the rpm's at 1500-2000 for a few minutes, if i dont it will start and die. once warm it will run and idle just fine. any suggestions would be awesome!!!
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IACV. FITV. Vacuum Leak.
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Did you check the IACV? I remember the one morning I forgot to plug my IACV in and the only way to get the car running it to hold the rpms at 1500-2000.
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Yea you need to either plug in your IACV or clean it out. I purposefully keep mine unplugged because its too dirty and I don't feel like doing the whole cleaning thing in cold weather since I don't have a garage. Theres nothing actually wrong here, if you're cool with revving it a little high for a few minutes than just clean it out whenever you get a chance or make sure its plugged in.
Also, if I'm not mistaken, if you have a JDM motor you might have to re-pin the connector. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
Also, if I'm not mistaken, if you have a JDM motor you might have to re-pin the connector. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
Yea you need to either plug in your IACV or clean it out. I purposefully keep mine unplugged because its too dirty and I don't feel like doing the whole cleaning thing in cold weather since I don't have a garage. Theres nothing actually wrong here, if you're cool with revving it a little high for a few minutes than just clean it out whenever you get a chance or make sure its plugged in.
Also, if I'm not mistaken, if you have a JDM motor you might have to re-pin the connector. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
Also, if I'm not mistaken, if you have a JDM motor you might have to re-pin the connector. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
The OP asked for what to do...I as well as everyone else said IACV and you still say you need help. If you don't try what we tell you Im sure most will stop helping you out with this thread.
If you want help you have to take it as it comes...
Running a motor with no IACV is just ghetto. I dont see why you need a shop to clean out when it is so easy.
http://www.team-integra.net/sections...ArticleID=1174
The only thing that is hard about cleaning it is not spraying too much pressure into there because it will shoot up and out and get into your eyes, and that **** hurts!
Believe the IACVs are all the same minus the position of the bolt holes.
The OP asked for what to do...I as well as everyone else said IACV and you still say you need help. If you don't try what we tell you Im sure most will stop helping you out with this thread.
If you want help you have to take it as it comes...
Running a motor with no IACV is just ghetto. I dont see why you need a shop to clean out when it is so easy.
http://www.team-integra.net/sections...ArticleID=1174
The only thing that is hard about cleaning it is not spraying too much pressure into there because it will shoot up and out and get into your eyes, and that **** hurts!
The OP asked for what to do...I as well as everyone else said IACV and you still say you need help. If you don't try what we tell you Im sure most will stop helping you out with this thread.
If you want help you have to take it as it comes...
Running a motor with no IACV is just ghetto. I dont see why you need a shop to clean out when it is so easy.
http://www.team-integra.net/sections...ArticleID=1174
The only thing that is hard about cleaning it is not spraying too much pressure into there because it will shoot up and out and get into your eyes, and that **** hurts!
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