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  1. #13
    check the tps...

  2. #14
    tacho is not %100 correct specially when u do conversion
    Last edited by jdmTYPE R; 17-08-2007 at 07:19 PM.
    JDMYard Eg civic lsvtec 1.04:1 WAKEFIELD PARK
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    SUPERLAP 2010 clubsprint FF na winner
    1.54.81 street tyre

  3. #15
    this is incorrect, the tacho will always be correct if the signal is the same, and from what i gather about his swap, then thats not his problem. or do u mean that its out abit in terms of ecu/engine rpm v display? if so, this has nothing to do with the problem.

    Judging by what u wrote:

    The fact that you unplug the iacv and the idle drops right away, that is ur problem, u must have a faulty IACV, change the iacv to a known good one to test it, and my money is that you will have a better idle.

  4. #16
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    CTS sensor FTL, unplug that puppy and tell me if the idle drops.
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  5. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by markoJEK1 View Post
    Ive unplugged the IVAC and straight away my idle dropped to normal. Im assuming its down to a ECU
    isnt it when u unplug the ivac valve the engine shuts off???...
    JDMYard Eg civic lsvtec 1.04:1 WAKEFIELD PARK
    Bel Garage Dc2r/Neptune ecu
    SUPERLAP 2010 clubsprint FF na winner
    1.54.81 street tyre

  6. #18
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    Idle should drop to about 500rpm with IACV disconnected,it can stall sometimes.

  7. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by CRXer View Post
    Idle should drop to about 500rpm with IACV disconnected,it can stall sometimes.
    ok
    JDMYard Eg civic lsvtec 1.04:1 WAKEFIELD PARK
    Bel Garage Dc2r/Neptune ecu
    SUPERLAP 2010 clubsprint FF na winner
    1.54.81 street tyre

  8. #20
    Yeah might be a faulty IACV, the idle does drop quite dramatically when its d/c, ill look into getting sometime in the future.

  9. #21
    there is an even easier way to test the IACV, there is a small hole at the bottom of the throttle body in front of the butterfly plate, when the car is running, just block that with ur finger and if the idle drops to a normal rpm then theres ur problem.

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