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    High idle speed

    Whenever I'm driving around and I pull out of gear or disengage the clutch, it seems like it takes forever for the idle to settle down from around 2Kish RPM down to around 1Kish.

    I tried to fix this with some stuff I read about from RBob's notes on IAC logic "To reduce flair-up on engine start:

    Lower the park position @ 0x5C2.
    Lower the park to run delay @ 0x5C3.
    Lower the kickdown time delay @ 0x5D7.
    Lower the coolant vs. position values @ 0x5F5.


    To quicken the return to idle after throttle blip:

    Set delay @ 0x5E7 to 0.
    Increase filter coefficient at 0x5E4.
    Reduce throttle follower percentage @ 0x5F0 & 0x5F1."



    Not sure if it helped really though....

    Here is the original thread http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/di...-follower.html from the prom tuning guidebook on TGO



    What do I need to do to fix this?

    '747 $42 L05......

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    Is the motor stock?

    Could be a mechanical issue as well.

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    Not stock at all. Nothing wild either.

    mildly cammed, ported and polished 193 heads, high volume oil pump, ported-enlarged-and-relieved oil return holes in lifter valley, Ultimate TBI, TB spacer, pod spacer, midlength headers, dual 3" exhaust with H pipe and turbo style mufflers. I think that's about all.

    Not sure what kind of mechanical issue it could be, everything seems pretty solid with it.

    I think it's my tune being so rough maybe?.. my tune is still pretty close to stock, which likely needs much more tweaking from the changes I made to the engine over stock.
    Last edited by CDeeZ; 06-28-2012 at 03:18 AM.

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    Not sure what kind of mechanical issue it could be, everything seems pretty solid with it.
    Vacuum leak?

    Got a log that starts with engine totallyu warmed up and all things in XDF turned off for data logging?

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    Here is a log I did today.

    I don't see any vacuum leaks
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    Dual 3" exhaust!!!?
    Have you checked your brake booster for Vacuum leaks?

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