It's been a week. STILL have high idle, hanging idle.

supergoat

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I installed a UPR Plenum and BBK TB.

I had a VERY high idle after. I found that the culprit was the throttle plate was not closed fully. I closed it and it helped. I also did the copper cap mod and got a pretty steady idle. But it still idles at 1200 and I get code P0507. I can't find any leaks, the TB is fully sealed and it's not a bad IAC as I didn't have an issue until after doing this mod.

I'm going to do the following tomorrow.

Unplug the IAC elec. connection. Adjust the throttle stop screw until the car either stalls or damn near, remove the copper cap and reset the computer. The TPS does not allow for adjustment, I can't move it side to side at all.

Anything else to look for?
 
York, PA.
Ah...too far away.

Lemme see if I can explain the problem I had.

Same hanging idle and code you have. The blade on the TB manupulates the TPS by resting in the prongs inside of the sensor. With you finger (pinkie slides in OK) manipulate the prongs to see which way the spring loaded cylinder rotates the most. Place the sensor over the blade and you can tell if it will rest on said prongs. If it doesn't you may need to place the sensor at an angle, making sure the blade will rest on the prongs inside of the sensor, ensuring it rotates the right direction and turn the entire piece until the screw holes line up.

What was happening with mine is the TB blade that manipulates the sensor was just rotating and not engaging the prongs, therefore the sensor was not functioning at all.
 
the most common cause of this code is a vacumm leak or a intake leak after the MAF sensor. also check the egr valve area and make sure it's not leaking vacumm there.

Does the engine surge or is the idle steady? If you have access to a scan tool that provides live data look at your long term and short term fuel trims and MAF voltage.
 
I know this sounds dumb but make sure you have the idle screw as low as it can go! and also I had a problem with this I tightned the Upper intake plentum too tight. I bought a new gasket and didn't tighten the new one down as much and I haven't had any problems. But My idle wasn't high just surged.. And Where are you located? If it is cold out I know it takes my car a very long time to get warm and the idle is always high....
 
I know this sounds dumb but make sure you have the idle screw as low as it can go! and also I had a problem with this I tightned the Upper intake plentum too tight. I bought a new gasket and didn't tighten the new one down as much and I haven't had any problems. But My idle wasn't high just surged..
Many have suggested you should never adjust the idle screw. I may be wrong but I don't think you want to touch it.

And Where are you located? If it is cold out I know it takes my car a very long time to get warm and the idle is always high....
York, PA.