

| Subject: | Re: High Idle, Setting the timing |
| From: | John Rodgers |
| Date: | Tue, 29 Jan 2002 20:00:39 -0600 |
Ari, you are quite correct. I had forgotten aout that. John Rodgers 88 GL Driver Ari Ollikainen wrote: > At 11:20 PM -0600 1/28/02, John Rodgers wrote: > > > >This little gizmo MUST be disconnected when you set the idle speed > >adjustment. It does two things: 1) keeps the idle speed up on a cold > >start so the engine doesn't stall. When the engine warms up, the ECU cuts > >it out of the circuit because it is no longer needed. 2) The ISV kicks up > >the engine idle rpm to 1200/1300 rpm when the AC is on to prevent the > >compressor load from stalling the engine. So far as I know this is the > >only two times the ISV come into play. > > Ummm...AFAIK it also comes into play when the power steering pump > is stressed by turning the front wheels when stationery at > the extreme left or right position.
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