Idle problems

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ariesdude
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I dont know if this is the coreect/necessary sequence - but it has worked for me before -
Warm up to operating temperature (if cold)
Turn off ignition
Jump TEN->GND
Turn on ignition (just to verify that there are no codes)
Crank engine
Adjust idle
Turn off engine/ignition
Remove jumper
Start engine to verify idle setting
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Thank you. I will give it a try in the next several days.
Ever try to change out the fuel filter in the engine compartment??
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twice - its a beech
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Post by 94blaze1.6 »

UPDATE!!!!!!!!!!!!


The problem with my idle was solved with a new oxygen sensor. Not exactly cheap but I dont care cuz my car is fun to drive again!!!!!!!!


Thanks for everyones help on this.
95 RS so far just a paintjob, rims suspension next then turbo...
Image I have turbo dreams and detanation nightmares
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