high idling vvc k-series at start
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Yes. We had had the airfilter off. The throttlebody was closed. We put a towel in front of it and took the iacv of. Started the engine and still 5k rpm. Very strange. the shop builds engines non stop, but for the first time they are puzzled. They've built an engine for me before, so I was certain I'd be on the road in no time.
Seems like we're missing something simple? Can't come up with anything to try atm.
Seems like we're missing something simple? Can't come up with anything to try atm.
Mars said:
Reset the throttle pot?
Air leak?
Poor mapping?
Cam timing? (less likely)
If you mean the throttle position sensor, I've asked them to do that. It didn't help.Air leak?
Poor mapping?
Cam timing? (less likely)
We've searched for air leaks, but it seems the gaskets are all in place. I'm still using the original ecu and I have not tuned the engine. So I guess it's not the mapping.
Would it be likely that the car immediately starts to rev if the vvc mechanism hasn't been rebuild correctly? I thought not, but I'm not sure.
You need a lot of air to get to 5000RPM, I would check that something hasnt come out of the plenum, such as the blanking stop in the top where the servo line normally goes. Check the PCV hose from the top of the plenum to the cam cover to ensure it has not come off and that it hasnt split.
Dave
Dave
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