Hi guys...
I was curious, I switched to PWM idle, and got the car idling pretty smooth, after months of fighting with oscillating idle using "always on" on the stepper motor. the problem is, I can't get the car to idle under 1100 rpm. So I block the hole in the TB blade, thinking that I could increase the duty on the PWM idle duty table, but regardless of what I do with the duty table, it makes no difference to the idle. When the car is cold, I have to hold the throttle open until it gets up to about a hundred and sixty degrees before the car will idle. I am thinking my Idle air controller motor is bad, unless there is something I am missing about PWM idle.
Is there something else I need to adjust using PWM Idle Warmup for my idle control? Thanks.
Eric
PWM Idle question
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Re: PWM Idle question
the exact same thing happened to me, i was not using the suggested diode in the pwm valve itself. it seems that if you don't use this diode sooner or later a diode in your MS burns.
you should install a 1N4007 diode between positive and signal of your valve (the mark on the diode goes to +12v).
hope this helps.
you should install a 1N4007 diode between positive and signal of your valve (the mark on the diode goes to +12v).
hope this helps.
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Re: PWM Idle question
do i still need that diode with ms3x it says in the manual just connect it directly
Re: PWM Idle question
you still need the diode for idle valve
read the note on page 48 in the manual
http://www.msextra.com/doc/pdf/html/MS3 ... .3-48.html
read the note on page 48 in the manual
http://www.msextra.com/doc/pdf/html/MS3 ... .3-48.html
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Re: PWM Idle question
correct but i have the jumper wire wired internally so i shouldn't need it since that wire makes it high frequency capable correct?