question about starting my car
Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
I repeat: this is not normal behavior for the car.
Your motor has a system that is designed to raise the idle in cold weather by a total of about 300 rpm. If your idle goes all the way up to 2000 rpm when cold, then you most likely have a bad fast idle thermo valve. You should check the valve using the procedure I posted above.
Your motor has a system that is designed to raise the idle in cold weather by a total of about 300 rpm. If your idle goes all the way up to 2000 rpm when cold, then you most likely have a bad fast idle thermo valve. You should check the valve using the procedure I posted above.
Would you also recommend testing the fast idle thermo valve or the EACV? (you say AICV, the Helms manual refers to it as EACV. Is that correct?)
I also read about cleaning these things. I can dive into that this weekend.
Dave
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