I set my idle on my 940 tubro, 1992 to 900 rpm and it is adjusting itself down to 650 rpm. What my be the problem???
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I set my idle on my 940 tubro, 1992 to 900 rpm and it is adjusting itself down to 650 rpm. What my be the problem???
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I have a '90 240 (stick). I believe that the "idle setting" of which you speak is the stop screw on the throttle body. This is NOT an idle adjustment! It merely holds the butterfly as closed as possible without allowing it to ride in the aluminum alloy body which can cause wear. The idle is controlled by the computer and not adjustable. You will see that when you start the car. The idle hits about 1900 at first, settles to 1500 for about one or two secinds, then settles at the normal idle speed. (at least to say, mine does that). Also, without actually connecting a quality instrument I would not rely on the precision of the dash tach without first checking it.
Or, I could be wrong- it's happened before! ;-)
__ __ Randy & \ \/ /alerie's \__/olvos '90 245 Estate - '93 965 Estate "Shelby" & "Kate"
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