When shutting off engine, how do I get the IAC to park not fully opened?
When shutting off engine, how do I get the IAC to park not fully opened?
At idle before I shut the car off, the IAC steps are at around 25...immediately when the engine is shut off, they go to 130. So at startup the next time, the IAC is already open 130 steps and it revs high upon startup, I don't want it to do this.
I changed the IAC PArk vs Coolant Temp all the way down to 10 for all positions, but it has no effect on where the IAC parks at shut down.
Anyone have any ideas?
I tried to figure this out a few years ago with no luck.
I changed the IAC PArk vs Coolant Temp all the way down to 10 for all positions, but it has no effect on where the IAC parks at shut down.
Anyone have any ideas?
I tried to figure this out a few years ago with no luck.
Re: When shutting off engine, how do I get the IAC to park not fully opened?
Originally Posted by Josh'95Z28conv
I would imagine thats supposed to be that way. More air for starting. Otherwise it would be hard starting.
Guess I could back the stop screw back out which will raise the IAC counts at idle back up real high which would be closer to where its parking at when I cut the motor off to see what the effect would be.
Re: When shutting off engine, how do I get the IAC to park not fully opened?
Originally Posted by Sweetred95ta
Backing the stop screw out will open up the blades and the IAC counts will go down, not up.
I'm thinking of backing it out by the rear of the TB where the screw head is, which will close the throttle blades.
Re: When shutting off engine, how do I get the IAC to park not fully opened?
Originally Posted by 2QUIK6
Depends which side you're looking at when you say "backing the stop screw out"
I'm thinking of backing it out by the rear of the TB where the screw head is, which will close the throttle blades.
I'm thinking of backing it out by the rear of the TB where the screw head is, which will close the throttle blades.
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