Just installed the Accufab tb and now my car is idling high. I thought it may do that from everything I've read here. My question is who knows the fix? Someone has to. The part came with a slip of paper that said to not adjust the screws for idle, that idle is controlled by the idle sensor. Can anybody shed some light? Thanks :read:
Accufab Idle question.
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Did you reset the computer?
It will take a while for your computer to re-learn the idle with the new tb.
Also, make sure you check your TPS - it should be at .98-.99 at idle. If not, you need to loosen the two screws for the TPS and gently move it until it reads correctly and then re-tighten. If you have a Predator it is really easy to monitor the TPS, it is located under real-time data in the Gas Trans section.
Good luck!
-Alex
It will take a while for your computer to re-learn the idle with the new tb.
Also, make sure you check your TPS - it should be at .98-.99 at idle. If not, you need to loosen the two screws for the TPS and gently move it until it reads correctly and then re-tighten. If you have a Predator it is really easy to monitor the TPS, it is located under real-time data in the Gas Trans section.
Good luck!
-Alex
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It does take the computer awhile to figure out the idle. Drive it 50 miles and see if you still have the problem.
What they said!
Thanks for the input guys. I talked with a guy here today at a reputable mustang shop and he said the same thing. Thanks for the tip on the predator reading Memphis raynes, I'll give it a try here in bit. :bowdown:
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