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  • RobDog
    Advanced Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 188

    #16
    I would check the vacuum lines that connect to the throttle body. The metal elbows like to come loose over time. Give them a pull and see if the wiggle or come loose. When the elbows came loose on my car I had hard starts, low idle, and stalling when I came to a stop.

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    • E30xium
      Member
      • Oct 2015
      • 96

      #17
      Just an update on my situation. I replaced the ICV again and i still had the same issue. So I switch the AFM back to the original one I had. It starts right up and the surge idle went away after restarting it on warm engine. Everything was fine til I recently adjusted the idle back around 750 rpm. Everytime I push the gas, my belt squeaks. Sigh.. what gives? Do I need to place the idle back around 900 rpm? Seems to high for normal idle.

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      • E30xium
        Member
        • Oct 2015
        • 96

        #18
        Originally posted by E30xium
        Just an update on my situation. I replaced the ICV again and i still had the same issue. So I switch the AFM back to the original one I had. It starts right up and the surge idle went away after restarting it on warm engine. Everything was fine til I recently adjusted the idle back around 750 rpm. Everytime I push the gas, my belt squeaks. Sigh.. what gives? Do I need to place the idle back around 900 rpm? Seems to high for normal idle.

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        Btw, what fixed the issue with surge idling was changing my ICV.

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        • superj
          Grease Monkey
          • Feb 2006
          • 397

          #19
          How are you adjusting the idle speed?

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          • E30xium
            Member
            • Oct 2015
            • 96

            #20
            Originally posted by superj
            How are you adjusting the idle speed?
            There's a small 2.5" Allen screw on the throttle that you can adjust. A combination of adjusting the cable tension and that.

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