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I've had a CPL reflash while I was away for 3 weeks on holiday. Came back and refitted the Ecu. Idle was all over the place which it had done previously after being stood for 2 weeks.
I removed the throttle body and then the idle control valve on the bottom making sure the rotary part was clean and spinning freely (it was a bit notchy) cleaned it all with carb cleaner and refit it, left it 2 days then did the idle teach routine (remove fuse 6, 3k revs until fans, then idle 10mins). The next morning it was the same, cold start around 2k, when ever the revs should drop to a sensible idle when cold it sits at 2.5k for about 10 secs then finds itself again.
I've taken the throttle body off again tonight, cleaned the rotary part with brake cleaner and refit and taught it again, fault remains. It's okay when warm, but cold it's running silly high revs.
Could this be because I've only cleaned it with fluid and cotton buds and it needs a small wire brush in case the faces have burred slightly and causing a rough spot? Or could it be anything to do with the reflash?
I'm going to buy a little wire brush set to try again in the mean time but it's doing my head in now! I've even looked up the price of a new one! £285 on lings! Got to be worth cleaning again before forking out.
Just to clarify, I've taken the bottom part off and stripped it as far as I can and then cleaned the faces of the spinning part and the housing.
This is now driving me insane as I mainly do short journeys and it's like having cruise control trying to kill me everytime I go slow in a higher gear!
Cheers, Mark.
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I removed the throttle body and then the idle control valve on the bottom making sure the rotary part was clean and spinning freely (it was a bit notchy) cleaned it all with carb cleaner and refit it, left it 2 days then did the idle teach routine (remove fuse 6, 3k revs until fans, then idle 10mins). The next morning it was the same, cold start around 2k, when ever the revs should drop to a sensible idle when cold it sits at 2.5k for about 10 secs then finds itself again.
I've taken the throttle body off again tonight, cleaned the rotary part with brake cleaner and refit and taught it again, fault remains. It's okay when warm, but cold it's running silly high revs.
Could this be because I've only cleaned it with fluid and cotton buds and it needs a small wire brush in case the faces have burred slightly and causing a rough spot? Or could it be anything to do with the reflash?
I'm going to buy a little wire brush set to try again in the mean time but it's doing my head in now! I've even looked up the price of a new one! £285 on lings! Got to be worth cleaning again before forking out.
Just to clarify, I've taken the bottom part off and stripped it as far as I can and then cleaned the faces of the spinning part and the housing.
This is now driving me insane as I mainly do short journeys and it's like having cruise control trying to kill me everytime I go slow in a higher gear!
Cheers, Mark.
Sent from my LG-D855 using Tapatalk