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348 Idling a little high

Discussion in '348/355' started by dertizjos, Oct 7, 2011.

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  1. dertizjos

    dertizjos Formula Junior

    Jul 20, 2011
    453
    New Jersey
    I am sure this has been asked so I am sorry if it is a repeat question.

    I have noticed that my car idles a tad over the 1k mark once warmed up. After driving for a while it seems to go up to around the 1200 mark (one mark over the 1K mark). Any ideas why the idle would tend to go up after a spirited drive? Is there a way to adjust the idle?

    Is this just normal?

    Thanks guys once again for your help.
     
  2. evansp60

    evansp60 Formula Junior

    Nov 2, 2003
    384
    Ottawa, Ont. CANADA
  3. gus355

    gus355 Formula Junior

    Aug 3, 2011
    569
    B.C. and WA
    No idea if it realtes to your car, but my 5.2 355 idled just a touch high when my alternator output dropped to 12V - apparently the ECU increases the idle to try and charge more.
     
  4. rbellezza

    rbellezza F1 Rookie

    Jun 18, 2008
    2,793
    Henderson, NV
    Full Name:
    Roberto Bellezza
    At cold engine, I would start by unplugging the battery, then cleaning the MAF'S, all the connector contacts and both ECU's connectors with a good contact cleaner, reconnect the battery and finally reinitialize the ECU's, try it, it doesn't cost anything ....
     
  5. Moiluck

    Moiluck Formula Junior

    Mar 20, 2009
    326
    Spain
    Full Name:
    Moisés
    I had the same problem and it was the fault of the accelerator pedal connection. It was a little stiff, and did not return completely. Try to move the pedal by hand backwards, if the idle returns to normal you know what you have to clean and lubricate.
     
  6. reinerkaiser

    reinerkaiser Karting

    Nov 25, 2003
    151
    Redondo Beach
    Full Name:
    Reiner Kaiser
    i had that issue when trying to get my car smogged. after much troubleshooting and following the guide on my348.com i finally realizaed that one of the O2 sensors was slightly off spec. replacing it brought the car back to perfect 1050 rpm idle.

    just a data point, your issue maybe a different one.
     

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