hanging RPM FTL!

Stang|ess

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Jan 21, 2007

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• Jan 21, 2007

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After I replaced my broken TPS with an OEM unit, my rpms are slow to fall when I put it into neutral. I already have the blocking plate, and I tried reseting the ECU, and let it get up to operating temps, turned it off, then restarted her but that didn't work.

Any other tricks, or do I have to wait until it relearns itself?

 

sgarlic

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• Jan 21, 2007

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Give it a few days of driving and see if it calms down.

 

Stang|ess

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Jan 22, 2007

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• Jan 22, 2007

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I just thought I wouldnt have this problem since I have the blocking plate.

 

FoxRod87

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Jan 22, 2007

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• Jan 22, 2007

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What blocking plate are you talking about?

 

Stang|ess

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Jan 22, 2007

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• Jan 22, 2007

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sorry, but I'm on my phone and unable to provide you with a link. however, if you go onto ebay, and search for "iac plate", it should turn up.

its basically a plate the restricts air flow into the plenum or iac, I'm not sure so that your rpms drop quicker.

 

steveb24

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• Jan 22, 2007

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i got the same thing goin on also... plate and all, i cant figure it out either

 

Stang|ess

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Jan 22, 2007

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• Jan 22, 2007

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I'm sure its going to creect itself, I just don't get why the plate isn't working or why letting it warm up didn't work either.

and I just threw a code, p0507, 57 miles after I dced the negative.