[Chad02R1]

Its abot 1,200 rpms when idelin and sometimes i come to a light and it well be revin at 3,500-4,00 rpms and wheel is straight new throttle cable at end of sesion could i have ran it wrong?? Does it need lubed??? Is it the TPS (throttle positioning sensor), Will the Dignostics chexk on display find the problem or hoe do i Check the TPS

Help me out bros

 

[Chad02R1]

Come on guys need you help

Come on guys i need some help here

 

[RTSR1]

Re: Come on guys need you help

Come on guys i need some help here

Ck to see if your cables are too tight!

 

[indy98tlr]

Bump for you

 

[Chad02R1]

Come on guys still need help

 

[Kenny S]

Diag does a test I believe its number 1 it it should read 15-17 when throttle is cllosed and 96-100 or seomthign when wide open. If those numbers are way off then your cables are too tight I believe.

 

[martinc]

yes,try the easy fix and loosen both cables at the boots near the pod...you"ll know in 15 minutes top.

 

[Chad02R1]

thanks guys will try that tonight

 

[jweltch92]

Could be a vacuum leak as well.

Even though it's not liekly, check for missing/disconnected/cracked hoses or intake manifolds.

 

[manicr1]

I have the same problem and have not yet found a soulution. It's not throttle cables. I'll keep you updated when I find out what the problem is, I'll let you know. I think it might have something to do with the auto choke system...

 

[manicr1]

OK, like I always do...I tried something different. I tried to remove the auto choke system. The engine does not perform well when this system is removed and I am too lazy to research why. I reinstalled the auto choke properly and I no longer have any problems with the idle hanging. I am assuming it has to do with water temp and mapping built into the cdi. Oh well, live and learn.