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Old Oct 22, 2011 | 09:16 AM
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Old Oct 22, 2011 | 01:13 PM
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So i just turbo'd my car in the spring, its a fully built d16z6, my buddy street tuned it, but it started to get cold, temperature was 70 degrees and dropped to 30 degrees outside. When i start my car, cold idle- it revs up to 1.5- 2000 rpm then in about a minute or so the rpm's drop down like crazy, it either drops to 400 rpm or just dies. When i drive the car and once its warmed up, it stays at normal idle at 1000 Rpm steady. Can someone help me out with this problem so i can tell my friend whats wrong!


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Adjust your engine coolant temp vs. idle speed offsets within the software. You can toggle to the engine temps where you are having the problems and adjust the idle speed in these boxes. It will interpolate the idle speed between these values for a steady drop as the engine coolant temp rises to operating temperature.

Another thing to check; make sure you have coolant lines running to your fast idle valve (on bottom of throttle body).
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Old Oct 22, 2011 | 02:56 PM
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Adjust your engine coolant temp vs. idle speed offsets within the software. You can toggle to the engine temps where you are having the problems and adjust the idle speed in these boxes. It will interpolate the idle speed between these values for a steady drop as the engine coolant temp rises to operating temperature.

Another thing to check; make sure you have coolant lines running to your fast idle valve (on bottom of throttle body).
i will try to do that. Plus i do not have the FITV on the throttle body, i have a omni power 70mm throttle body and it doesnt have a fitv
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