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High Idle after Car Warm K11

Mon 25 Aug 2008 06:53:01 PM
Hello,

i have a 1995 Nissane Micra LX 1.3 EFI. this past couple of weeks when i am driving and stop at a set of lights the car will keep idleing at around 2.5K rpms.

When i start the car in the morning all is fine.

I have cleaned the air flow valve with carb cleaner but the car still idles high.

when i disconnect the connection to the air flow valve the car will idle back down to normal, but when i insert it in again the revs go up.

do you think it could be a faulty valve or the throttle body it self.

I have tried to see if the ECU outputs any error codes but i can't find the hole to turn the screw and i don't have any torx screw drivers :)

help will be very greatfull

thanks
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Re: High Idle after Car Warm K11

Mon 25 Aug 2008 09:22:59 PM
Try this article.... I think many of these kind of problems are fixed by the re soldering of the circuit board in the throttle body...

Btw don't go buying a new throttle body until you've tried this first! Because they're worth around the 800 dollar mark.

http://www.micra.com.au/technical-articles/cg13de-throttle-body-resoldering-guide.php

Good luck with it all.
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Re: High Idle after Car Warm K11

Tue 26 Aug 2008 06:41:13 AM
clean the idle air control valve in front of the TB making sure the valve rotates freely with no grittyness.

warm the engine up to temperature, rev to 2-3k rpm briefly to clear its throat, then with an allen key adjust the idle speed via the allen screw located at the back left (see pic) of the TB till it idles at 650rpm when warm.

resoldering the TB circuits as geoff mentioned also helps if ur able to.

if it all works, the engine should idle above 1k rpm when cold then as it reaches operating temp the idle slows down to 650 rpm
 

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Re: High Idle after Car Warm K11

Tue 26 Aug 2008 08:02:43 AM
thanks for the replys... I will have another go in cleaning the air control valve.

I find it odd when the car is cold it idle perfect but after it's warm bam it's up there.

If it starts to idle to high again i will adjust the idle speed. if that still fails i will re-solder the joints and if that still fails i'm off to pick and payless to buy myself a second hand air control valve :)

Thanks i'll keep everyone posted
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Re: High Idle after Car Warm K11

Tue 26 Aug 2008 01:44:58 PM
oh one more thing... Is someone able to post from the workshop manual what voltages each sensor should be as i am going to hook up a ecu data scan tool to check if each sensor is outputing correctly.


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Re: High Idle after Car Warm K11

Tue 26 Aug 2008 06:16:16 PM
Blueman WROTE:

"thanks for the replys... I will have another go in cleaning the air control valve.

I find it odd when the car is cold it idle perfect but after it's warm bam it's up there.

If it starts to idle to high again i will adjust the idle speed. if that still fails i will re-solder the joints and if that still fails i'm off to pick and payless to buy myself a second hand air control valve :)

Thanks i'll keep everyone posted"


mine used to idle slowing at cold and fast when warm until i cleaned out me IACV and readjusted the idle screw. now it runs perfect.

oh cos the wax pellet thing on mine didn't work, i removed it which didn't affect anything.