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The throttle linkage will have an anti-diesel screw, looks like an idle screw but fuel injected engines can't use an idle screw because there are no idler Jets, lol
Anyway, after engine is fully warmed up, and IAC Valve unplugged, you can adjust this screw to open throttle plate a bit more to get a stable warm idle, 750-800 maybe with a 4cyl
This will throw off the TPS voltage but thats just a CEL code won't effect main operation of this sensor
You would still need to use gas pedal to keep cold engine running until coolant is above 150degF or so
And IAC Valve was opened all the way on Start up at any temp, so push down on gas pedal a bit on startup to let in a bit more air
Anyway, after engine is fully warmed up, and IAC Valve unplugged, you can adjust this screw to open throttle plate a bit more to get a stable warm idle, 750-800 maybe with a 4cyl
This will throw off the TPS voltage but thats just a CEL code won't effect main operation of this sensor
You would still need to use gas pedal to keep cold engine running until coolant is above 150degF or so
And IAC Valve was opened all the way on Start up at any temp, so push down on gas pedal a bit on startup to let in a bit more air
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