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    Exclamation Intake Resonator -> High idle?

    Hi all.


    I recently removed the intake resonator on my 00' EK . This is the one that guides unfiltered air to the filter.

    After which, my car now idles 200 revs higher.

    It has gone from 550 ± 50 when warm to 750 ± 50

    Is there any need for concern? Might it be running lean?

    Thanks in advance.

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    try resetting the ecu? disconnect and reconnect the battery

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    ah, sorry. Forgot to mention

    I tried resetting the ecu. I pulled two fuses out. The top 2 left hand corner ones 15 and 7.5. Left out for 5 mins. Then popped back in and let it idle for 10.

    Ecu should be reset? I know I now need the code for my stock radio.

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    it should idle at around 750 rpm when warm...i think 550 is a bit low to be idling.....the fuses you pull i think is called like radio backup or somethign....
    ^groundupgarage.com

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    wat rpm should be the car idling? mine is at 1000rpm
    stage 1

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    if you pop ur bonnet on the sticker it should tell you the ideal idle speed
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    meh, mine idles around 750 aswell, when cold, it idles at like 1250 (so it warms up faster)...i don't think you should fear tho...
    FS: BMW E60 04' 530i

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    Quote Originally Posted by dudeling7 View Post
    it should idle at around 750 rpm when warm...i think 550 is a bit low to be idling.....
    wat he said

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    Thanks everyone

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    Get a friend or someone else that has a scan program and they can get an accurate idle for you. You will also be able to measure your air to fuel ratio.

    Here are 2 screen shots I have taken with a new program I got last week. There are a numerous variables that you can test for.



    Last edited by unity; 09-05-2009 at 04:33 PM.

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