High rev problem
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07-01-2013, 02:19 AM
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Impossible to say what has happened without knowing where those
two B-R wires go ? From memory, most of the blue wires are for things like the wipers and washer, and one of the B-R wires should be a power supply from near the underhood fuse box. I don't even know how/why your idle should go high ? Usually it takes extra air into the intake manifold to push the idle up ? Whatever, I would get that switch out of there, as you don't know what it is interfering with. If you want to install a cutoff, most alarm systems install a relay in the power supply to the coil/igniter. Then try and find out what is pushing the idle up, and work backwards from there. Check every fuse you can find, every relay, see if the engine check light is showing any fault codes, and maybe see if you can find a spare ECU for testing. Good luck !! Cheers... jondee86 |
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