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My truck runs at about 650rpm at idle when warm. My wife's car runs at 800rpm, but hers is a 4Cyl. At 650 the engine runs absolutely smooth, I actually do not worry about anything, but I was just wondering whether 650 is the normal number I should see or not..
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1997 CHEVY SUBURBAN LT 5.7L Gasoline, K1500 4x4 |
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Re: Idle RPMs
I run at 850. I wouldnt compare toa 4cyl tho. If it works good, dont fix it
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Re: Idle RPMs
MIkeman28, after doing a little browsing on the 'Automotive Repair Reference Center' website at the library, I found a document containing the gasoline engine tune-up specs for K1500 Suburbans from 1996-2000. Among spark plug gaps and fuel pump pressures, there are the idle speed rpm values.
Here they are: (VIN W) 4.3L - 600 rpm (VIN V) 4.8L - Idle speed is maintained by the PCM (VIN M) 5.0L - 650 rpm (VIN T) 5.3L - Idle speed is maintained by the PCM (VIN R) 5.7L - 660 rpm (VIN U) 6.0L - Idle speed is maintained by the PCM (VIN J) 7.4L - 750 rpm ..so I guess mine runs like it should and yours is a little too high at 850
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Re: Idle RPMs
true. But like I said, idle at 850 is not doing any harm, so no need to fix anything. Anything over that and I would probably check my intake gasket
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