Engine revs keep persisting
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Originally posted by SVTJayC@April 5, 2005, 11:19 PM
This is actually a common occurence in modern cars. It is the only way that car companies have found to control transient emissions (emissions from the engine when it is winding down between shifts). In my car, a simple restrictor could be fit inline with the IAC valve to correct the problem. I made mine out of a copper pipe top, with a small hole drilled into it. It has nothing to do with slow shifters. It is designed to do that on purpose.
This is actually a common occurence in modern cars. It is the only way that car companies have found to control transient emissions (emissions from the engine when it is winding down between shifts). In my car, a simple restrictor could be fit inline with the IAC valve to correct the problem. I made mine out of a copper pipe top, with a small hole drilled into it. It has nothing to do with slow shifters. It is designed to do that on purpose.
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Originally posted by loudog@April 7, 2005, 7:56 AM
As Boomer says, it really isn't that bad...come on now....a little annoying at most.
As Boomer says, it really isn't that bad...come on now....a little annoying at most.
have to agree, the throttle lag is very annoying. I was hoping the "tune" would get this out of there, but now you say it won't? 
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