Is there an idle adjust screw?
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Lionrod (07-13-2015)
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Oh, apparently there is an idle adjustment screw on some manifolds. My cars were 0-2, so I never had one, but there are others on this site who have sent me pics.
Search my previous posts on my idle issues. I changed everything there was to to change, only the shop with the computer was able to cure the issue.
Search my previous posts on my idle issues. I changed everything there was to to change, only the shop with the computer was able to cure the issue.
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Lionrod (07-13-2015)
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Thanks for the suggestion. Since the nearest Jag shop is two hours away, I am trying to figure out all I can locally first. Hard to drive a long distance with such a high idle.
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Thanks for your input. Took your advice. They checked it out all day, could not find anything. Did some more digging myself and found the throttle cable is frayed. Have posted new thread to help me find one to replace it. The process continues...
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No way?!?! They hooked it up to the Computer, reset the parameters and that did not clear the problem?
On top of that, they couldn't find what the problem was?!?!
Bad shop or bad problem... I could give you a whole list of parts to swap out, but I would think that the shop you took it to would have narrowed it down, so I'm not sure that's going to help.
Is the engine in the proper RPM range in gear?
On top of that, they couldn't find what the problem was?!?!
Bad shop or bad problem... I could give you a whole list of parts to swap out, but I would think that the shop you took it to would have narrowed it down, so I'm not sure that's going to help.
Is the engine in the proper RPM range in gear?
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