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    #1

    idle adjustment screw

    can someone please show me a picture of it?i know its on the tb but i'm not sure which one it is....

    spoonsportsaddict
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    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/attachme...1&d=1217823771
    wat?

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      #3
      Originally posted by C91BLX7 View Post
      http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/attachme...1&d=1217823771
      thankssssss


      i just did the iac valve cleaning thing and now its idleing at like 300...but it had a low idle anyways...


      counterclockwise is to raise it correct?

      spoonsportsaddict

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        #4
        Originally posted by C91BLX7 View Post
        http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/attachme...1&d=1217823771
        ok...i just went and tried.and it has this rubbery stuff over it?and the groove doesn't seen deep enough to get a flat head in....what am i suppose to use?
        Last edited by JDMchristian991; 08-08-2008, 08:01 PM.

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          #5
          ok.i got it to where i can turn it.how many turns should it take to get it from 600 to around 900

          spoonsportsaddict

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            #6
            as many as it takes untill u get it where it should be.......you should have reset your ecu first
            93 SE F22A6

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              #7
              Originally posted by ancona46 View Post
              as many as it takes untill u get it where it should be.......you should have reset your ecu first
              before you adjust it?how do you reset that..

              spoonsportsaddict

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                #8
                pull ecu fuse or unplug battery for a min or 2

                Originally posted by kc8enb07
                does it come w/ jdm trash? they better throw away gold in it

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                  #9
                  what do h22s suppose to idle at? mine idels at like 600, low 700s...i can see with the vtec controller..its being really specific

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Lroy oheck nDA scene View Post
                    what do h22s suppose to idle at? mine idels at like 600, low 700s...i can see with the vtec controller..its being really specific
                    The manual says 700 +/- 50. You should let your engine warm-up (let radiator fan kick-in twice) then unplug the IAVC. The idle will drop with the CEL on. If the car shuts off have somebody star the car while you play with the throtle to keep it idling. Turn the idle adjustment screw until you get the rpm to 550 with the IAVC unplug. Once you get this, plug the IAVC back then check your tach and it should be withing that 700 +/- 50 range. When it's good then reset your ecu to clear the CEL. It would good to have a friend inside the car to tell you what is your idle speed if you don't have an access to a remote starter and a external tachometer...

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Akord9t View Post
                      The manual says 700 +/- 50. You should let your engine warm-up (let radiator fan kick-in twice) then unplug the IAVC. The idle will drop with the CEL on. If the car shuts off have somebody star the car while you play with the throtle to keep it idling. Turn the idle adjustment screw until you get the rpm to 550 with the IAVC unplug. Once you get this, plug the IAVC back then check your tach and it should be withing that 700 +/- 50 range. When it's good then reset your ecu to clear the CEL. It would good to have a friend inside the car to tell you what is your idle speed if you don't have an access to a remote starter and a external tachometer...


                      That's how it should be. GOOD job broda....
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                        #12
                        Quick question. Why not just adjust it with the iacv plugged in?
                        Thanks.

                        Also thanks for the idle adj. instructions. My idle with the iacv unplugged was at the bold mark above 0 =x !

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Akord9t View Post
                          The manual says 700 +/- 50. You should let your engine warm-up (let radiator fan kick-in twice) then unplug the IAVC. The idle will drop with the CEL on. If the car shuts off have somebody star the car while you play with the throtle to keep it idling. Turn the idle adjustment screw until you get the rpm to 550 with the IAVC unplug. Once you get this, plug the IAVC back then check your tach and it should be withing that 700 +/- 50 range. When it's good then reset your ecu to clear the CEL. It would good to have a friend inside the car to tell you what is your idle speed if you don't have an access to a remote starter and a external tachometer...
                          Hey that worked pretty good for me
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                            #14
                            just so you know. you cant idle at at 300. anything under 400 the car will die. the bottom line you see on the tach (the long line) is 500 so you might be idleing at 800 already.

                            common mistake. i had my car idling at 1200 before i figured it out lol

                            alone in this game . ::My Ride My Way::

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by EJX_Michael View Post
                              Quick question. Why not just adjust it with the iacv plugged in?
                              Thanks.

                              Also thanks for the idle adj. instructions. My idle with the iacv unplugged was at the bold mark above 0 =x !

                              The manual did not say why. I am guessing as to check if the IAVC is working properly.

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