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Old 02-11-2008, 07:23 PM
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high idleling problem

hi..i installed a bbk SSI intake manifold last weekend..with the 80 mm bbk throttle body..my car is ideling a little high right now..around 1300 rpms..the idle screw is pretty much all the way down..my check engine light is also on..it came up air idle control..any ideas what thats about..it was fine before the install..also ( and i was afraid of this ) in the instructions for installing the manifold it said be careful about braking the oil pressure sending unit..well i noticed today that my oil gauge in my guage cluster was off the charts all the way high..im assuming i broke it? it was fine last i saw it before the install, im assuming the pressure is fine but the gauge is just not working???..any ideas
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FTP 85mm intake
85mm jet maf
85mm summit throttle body
85mm bbk ssi intake
fast fuel rails
30lb ford racing injectors
spohn strut bar
msd ignition coils
msd 8.5mm spark plug wires
edelbrock shorty headers
upgrade cam/ port and polished heads
SMG dyno tuned ( 375 rear wheel hp )
magnaflow cat back
slp y pipe
umi bolt on subframe connectors
umi rear control arms
umi panhard bar
4:10 rear end gears
stage 2 spec clutch
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Old 02-12-2008, 09:21 AM
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Re: high idleling problem

Are you sure you don't have any wires or anything tucked up under the manifold creating a vacuum leak? You may a big leak and the IAC code is a cause and effect ordeal as the IAC is maxed out trying to keep up with the leak. This is also very possible if you have the idle enrichement all the way in (ie more fuel to compensate the air seeping in).

As for the oil sending unit, if it's pegged, that normally means it's wiring is grounded, which brings me back to my first statement about a wire being tucked under the manifold?
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Old 02-12-2008, 05:56 PM
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Re: high idleling problem

ya now that you mention it..i think i can feel some what of a air leak from where the manifold should seal up..i think im gonna take the manifold back off..( gotta fix the oil pressure sender anyways ) and really make sure it seals up real nice this time..maybe put some gasket sealer around it just to make sure..hopefully it will seal up nice and tight and the CEL will shut off and everything will be alright..and then we all lived happily ever after right! it never goes that smooth..well see though..thanks for the help
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2000 trans am WS6

FTP 85mm intake
85mm jet maf
85mm summit throttle body
85mm bbk ssi intake
fast fuel rails
30lb ford racing injectors
spohn strut bar
msd ignition coils
msd 8.5mm spark plug wires
edelbrock shorty headers
upgrade cam/ port and polished heads
SMG dyno tuned ( 375 rear wheel hp )
magnaflow cat back
slp y pipe
umi bolt on subframe connectors
umi rear control arms
umi panhard bar
4:10 rear end gears
stage 2 spec clutch
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Old 02-13-2008, 09:08 AM
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Re: high idleling problem

I have always found on GM intakes, a little sillycone on the fron and rears of the mating surface is a good insurance policy.
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Old 02-17-2008, 11:47 AM
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Re: high idleling problem

well i did the re-install..found out that the oil pressure sender was infact broken, so i replaced that, i ended up milling out the bottom of the manfold .030 to give it more clearance on the bottom cuz im pretty sure it was hitting the cooling line in the "valley"..reinstalled it and it sounds much better..although i cannot get the idle below 1000 still..i have the set screw as low as it can go.i understand more air higher idle??? maybe..idk
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2000 trans am WS6

FTP 85mm intake
85mm jet maf
85mm summit throttle body
85mm bbk ssi intake
fast fuel rails
30lb ford racing injectors
spohn strut bar
msd ignition coils
msd 8.5mm spark plug wires
edelbrock shorty headers
upgrade cam/ port and polished heads
SMG dyno tuned ( 375 rear wheel hp )
magnaflow cat back
slp y pipe
umi bolt on subframe connectors
umi rear control arms
umi panhard bar
4:10 rear end gears
stage 2 spec clutch
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Old 02-18-2008, 03:52 PM
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Re: high idleling problem

Try resetting the PCM
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Re: high idleling problem

You know, after seeing your new thread, I backed up to this one and re-read, you put a 80mm TB on it, I'm sure you have to do some 'tuning' to make that work out properly.
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Old 02-22-2008, 07:19 PM
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Re: high idleling problem

well i actually have a tuner, i have the bbk 80mm tb on, with the JET mass air flow, k&n filter set up and the bbk SSI manifold..i actually got it all worked out i think..just like you said..had to tune it up..
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2000 trans am WS6

FTP 85mm intake
85mm jet maf
85mm summit throttle body
85mm bbk ssi intake
fast fuel rails
30lb ford racing injectors
spohn strut bar
msd ignition coils
msd 8.5mm spark plug wires
edelbrock shorty headers
upgrade cam/ port and polished heads
SMG dyno tuned ( 375 rear wheel hp )
magnaflow cat back
slp y pipe
umi bolt on subframe connectors
umi rear control arms
umi panhard bar
4:10 rear end gears
stage 2 spec clutch
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