Okay so, I have a 88 m20 b25 swapped into a 87325e. when my engine is warming up, and the temp gauge tach goes right above the blue line, the idle will be rougher. It almost feels like it's misfiring, and then while driving I take my foot off the gas, and push the clutch in to throw it in neutral the rpms will drop to about 500 then jump back up to 900, or 1000 where the engine idles at. It happens almost every time.
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Did you use the "E" AFM or the "I" when you did the engine swap?
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I used the I afm. I got it from a friends running m20b25 because he was in the middle of a m50 swap. I did just find another afm in my old parts box that I got from the junk yard. Ill give that afm a try and see what happens. I also had to cut, splice, and extend the o2 sensor wires to make it reach down to the e exhaust o2 port. Ill check and make sure those wires didn't get messed up over time.
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I had a similar problem, turned out to be a bad Idle air control valve. Its an easy test to see if thats the problem.
Start the car, and disconnect the plug for your ICV, if the idle doesn't increase, you have a bad ICV. You can try cleaning it, sometimes it works, I needed to replace mine.
If you don't have an air leak, or some kind of ignition problem, i'd test that next.
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I ran a smoke test, and only found 2 small vacuum leaks. Those were a easy fix, but It didn't fix myprproblem. I did unplug the icv while the engine was running, and it didn't change anything, so I think that is my problem, but I can here it buzzing with the ignition on, and from what I read that means it is working right? Next I will do a scope test to see if the o2 is working properly.
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