D15B7 IDLE ISSUE
Looking to get some help!
I have a 95 civic with a d15b7
When i start my car in the morning of course it going to idle up to 1500 rpm to warm up.
While its warmed up it going to normal idle but the problem here is sometimes while its warmed up the idle goes back up to 1500-1700 rpm and stays there until it wants to and goes back to normal until it wants to.
I've changed the iacv 2 times and cleaned both but still the same.
NO CHECK ENGINE LIGHT IS ON ( BESIDES MY SRS SINCE I DONT HAVE A AIR BAG )
Someone else had told me it the tps. If anyone could help or had the same issue let me know thanx
HERE IS A VID OF MY PROBLEM...
"As you can see my car is too accelerated even though its warmed up pretty good"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R73PWgaQaD0
I have a 95 civic with a d15b7
When i start my car in the morning of course it going to idle up to 1500 rpm to warm up.
While its warmed up it going to normal idle but the problem here is sometimes while its warmed up the idle goes back up to 1500-1700 rpm and stays there until it wants to and goes back to normal until it wants to.
I've changed the iacv 2 times and cleaned both but still the same.
NO CHECK ENGINE LIGHT IS ON ( BESIDES MY SRS SINCE I DONT HAVE A AIR BAG )
Someone else had told me it the tps. If anyone could help or had the same issue let me know thanx

HERE IS A VID OF MY PROBLEM...
"As you can see my car is too accelerated even though its warmed up pretty good"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R73PWgaQaD0
Last edited by DO/\/\O; May 9, 2011 at 11:02 AM.
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This might be the easiest way to explain the idle problem that I had. I fixed it only after months of diagnosing.
This might be the easiest way to explain the idle problem that I had. I fixed it only after months of diagnosing.
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The FAQ's section is a virtual treasure trove of information on your engine, so look there under 5 I. Any CEL's? Any recent service to coolant system? Have you cleaned the ground wires on your thermostat housing? Has it recently overheated?
Use carb/throttle body cleaner in a aerosol can (buy whats on sale). Spray around your intake vacuum lines, gasket locations between intake and head, also between throttle body and intake manifold, and listen for engine idle change.
I say clean and adjust FITV only because your engine temp looks low therefore idle is still being control by FITV.
The FAQ's section is a virtual treasure trove of information on your engine, so look there under 5 I. Any CEL's? Any recent service to coolant system? Have you cleaned the ground wires on your thermostat housing? Has it recently overheated?
Use carb/throttle body cleaner in a aerosol can (buy whats on sale). Spray around your intake vacuum lines, gasket locations between intake and head, also between throttle body and intake manifold, and listen for engine idle change.
I say clean and adjust FITV only because your engine temp looks low therefore idle is still being control by FITV.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1564019
The FAQ's section is a virtual treasure trove of information on your engine, so look there under 5 I. Any CEL's? Any recent service to coolant system? Have you cleaned the ground wires on your thermostat housing? Has it recently overheated?
Use carb/throttle body cleaner in a aerosol can (buy whats on sale). Spray around your intake vacuum lines, gasket locations between intake and head, also between throttle body and intake manifold, and listen for engine idle change.
I say clean and adjust FITV only because your engine temp looks low therefore idle is still being control by FITV.
The FAQ's section is a virtual treasure trove of information on your engine, so look there under 5 I. Any CEL's? Any recent service to coolant system? Have you cleaned the ground wires on your thermostat housing? Has it recently overheated?
Use carb/throttle body cleaner in a aerosol can (buy whats on sale). Spray around your intake vacuum lines, gasket locations between intake and head, also between throttle body and intake manifold, and listen for engine idle change.
I say clean and adjust FITV only because your engine temp looks low therefore idle is still being control by FITV.
i will spray the carb cleaner... can i get that at autozone?
my temp was normal... i was driving it for a good hour and still stays at 1500-2000 rpm
maybe i could have a vacuum leak but i don't know
thanx for helping
was told it could be
-IACV
-FITV
-Vacuum leak
-Throttle cable needs to be adjusted ( causing to get stuck )
if i remove the intake manifold to clean the FITV i might as well replace the intake manifold gasket.
-IACV
-FITV
-Vacuum leak
-Throttle cable needs to be adjusted ( causing to get stuck )
if i remove the intake manifold to clean the FITV i might as well replace the intake manifold gasket.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2927545
This might be the easiest way to explain the idle problem that I had. I fixed it only after months of diagnosing.
This might be the easiest way to explain the idle problem that I had. I fixed it only after months of diagnosing.
i read it and i saw seen u bleeded the coolant it worked after... maybe i have to bleed my coolant cuz i haven't and idk if the previous owner did it
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