Idle Learn Procedure
01-30-2003, 10:14 AM
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Idle Learn Procedure
Idle Learn Procedure for 3.1L V6 (auto only?):
Disconnect battery, wait one minute, and reconnect.
Turn off A/C.
Turn off Backlight Heater (rear window defroster).
Do Not Touch The Throttle at Any Point.
Do Not Touch The Steering Wheel at Any Point.
Set parking brake and chuck tires.
Start engine, let settle a bit and put trans in drive.
Let engine run until fan cycles on then off.
Turn off engine.
Wait five minutes.
Start engine and place in gear.
Let idle for five minutes.
Shut off engine.
End of procedure.
If the throttle is touched at anytime during this you have
to start from the 'disconnect battery' again.
If the steering wheel has pressure applied you have
to start from the 'disconnect battery' again.
If the engine stalls at any point just restart and place
back into gear.
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Disconnect battery, wait one minute, and reconnect.
Turn off A/C.
Turn off Backlight Heater (rear window defroster).
Do Not Touch The Throttle at Any Point.
Do Not Touch The Steering Wheel at Any Point.
Set parking brake and chuck tires.
Start engine, let settle a bit and put trans in drive.
Let engine run until fan cycles on then off.
Turn off engine.
Wait five minutes.
Start engine and place in gear.
Let idle for five minutes.
Shut off engine.
End of procedure.
If the throttle is touched at anytime during this you have
to start from the 'disconnect battery' again.
If the steering wheel has pressure applied you have
to start from the 'disconnect battery' again.
If the engine stalls at any point just restart and place
back into gear.
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RBob.
01-30-2003, 12:30 PM
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Originally posted by V6camarossucknu
the V6's are noctourious for running lean. Why make it run leaner?
the V6's are noctourious for running lean. Why make it run leaner?
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01-30-2003, 12:53 PM
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Originally posted by V6camarossucknu
the IAC will automatically set itself. no proceddure neccisary. I have rplaced 3 of them. Never had to do anything but unplug to comp, install the IAC, plug back in the comp and let it run for 10 minutes.
the IAC will automatically set itself. no proceddure neccisary. I have rplaced 3 of them. Never had to do anything but unplug to comp, install the IAC, plug back in the comp and let it run for 10 minutes.
Maybe we should get a pool going on how long it takes you to get banned again, CHC.
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01-30-2003, 02:04 PM
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Originally posted by V6camarossucknu
And I could care less if I get banned, can't you tell?
And I could care less if I get banned, can't you tell?
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