IAC postion counts question.. / TPS postion - poor drivability - HELP!
At cold idle i'm getting 130-152 IAC pos (counts) that seems high! at warm idle it reads 76 at startup and fluctuates to 96 or so in open loop.. once in closed loop it goes down to 52 counts?!? does that sounds like something is wrong?
the TPS reads .65 volts at 0% TPS opening.. and 3.49 volts at 98% opening..
at idle i'm pulling around 17 Hg of manifold vaccum according to my MAP sensor..
the driver side 02 reading reads 0 volts for a 7th of a sec. sometimes (one record of data) while driving around.. once in a great while..
I also noticed at 5500rpm @ WOT my calc. injector Duty cycle is at 99%
fuel pressure checks out.. both with engine off/key on and car at idle..
[Modified by BluByU, 6:05 AM 10/30/2003]
i physically inspected the EGR and it moves freely.. the ECM is showing it is duty cycle moving from time to time.. usually with the CCP DC..
the motor is a 383 with this cam.. COMP extreme CCA-218-224-12
@ .50 - intake duration 218 exhuast duration 224 intake lift .495 exhaust lift .503 LSA 112
everything else is stock except the computer chip.. which was done by PCMforless.com
does the IAC ever need adjustment?
[Modified by BluByU, 6:49 AM 10/30/2003]
The only time you would adjust your IAC is when your installing it.
Have you looked for all possible vacuum leaks?
i took the IAC out to clean it.
i dont hear any vaccum leaks.. would an exhaust leak before the 02 sensor cause a problem?
Okay, just went through this over the past several days when I installed a new 52mm BBK TB.
Stock, IAC counts should be 20 to 25, but you can throw that out the window when you mod the engine.
My engine was doing much the same thing, so I began adjusting the TB minimum air flow setting to find the sweet spot.
You're engine is being commanded to idle at a certain RPM, the IAC will retract and extend in an attempt to maintain that RPM.
Problem was, for me, that if I had counts as high as yours, driving the car was a problem. I began by opening the butterflies using the adjustment screw, and I went too far, causing the engine not drop down in RPM when I was on the road and took my foot off the accelerator pedal.
So I kept playing with adjusting the minimum airflow setting until I found what it liked and what gave me the results I wanted.
I ended up with closed loop idle counts of 59, which is more than twice what the "books" call for. At 20 to 25 counts I had the problem of the engine starting with a roar and idle RPM couldn't be controlled effectively by the IAC.
So try opening the TB minimum airflow setting a bit at a time until you find what the engine, and you, like. After you get the minimum airflow setting right, the IAC will reset itself and all should be fine.
I'm assuming, of course, there are no vacuum leaks.
Hope this helps.
Jake
The TPS voltage will definitely change; the trans cable, maybe, maybe not.
Jake
[Modified by JAKE, 1:31 PM 10/30/2003]
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i opened the throttle blades a bit and it smoothed things out.. i et the IAS counts to 20 and it seemed to like it..
however, this morning i noticed the idle counts around 112 or so.. it was muggy last night and cool this morning.. i'll continue to refine it a bit.
When I installed my BBK, the only thing that was out of whack was the throotle cable position. When I bent the bracket and adjusted the throtle opening everything else worked right. On my 95, there really is no way to adjust the TPS other than drilling the hole larger.
Is that what you did?
Since everything worked right off the bat, I didn't even check the IAC or TPS.
Now I am wondering..... hmmm.
I do however know that with my hotcam set up, it likes to idle at around 900 rather than 750.
[Modified by BLACKVETTE95, 10:35 AM 10/31/2003]














