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Literati914 |
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1.7 w/ original D-jet.
I have the idle screw on the TB cranked all the way down/closed (which doesn't seem right tbh) and the car's idleing around 900rpm - which is within the recommended 850+/- , and the idle does not really "surge" too much but is not necessarily rock steady either. I'm also getting a steady 16.5 A/F on my gauge during idle and warm driving. So too lean. BTW, the CHT gauge has never gotten over 300 so it's not trying to over heat. I'll be spraying the vacuum connections to see if I can find leaks - but other than that, what would be the most obvious culprit(s)? My theory is that the idle screw needing to be closed (for a reasonable idle) is just combating say, a bad AAR or something. Sound logical? What tests can I do to the AAR or other items to look at first? |
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Member ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 219 Joined: 4-October 21 From: Clarendon Hills Il Member No.: 25,957 Region Association: Upper MidWest ![]() ![]() |
You might want to try a new O2 sensor. I’ve have had several go bad when I was running too rich. If you decide to change it… I’ve had the best luck with a Bosch.
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