high idle

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by wildcats, Mar 23, 2005.

  1. wildcats

    wildcats Guest

    i have a 2001 saturn sc1 service lights codes show #1 eng misfire and also
    iac system higher than expecter rpm i change the plug and wire and
    also cleaned out the throttle body what do i do next the engine as
    soon as it starts rpm is about 1200
     
    wildcats, Mar 23, 2005
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  2. wildcats

    The Real Tom Guest


    Hi, might want to give the starting conditions too, outside temp, was
    the engine warm or cold, etc... etc...


    later,


    tom @ www.CarFleaMarket.com
     
    The Real Tom, Mar 23, 2005
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  3. wildcats

    wildcats Guest

    the outside temp was about 60 and no matter if the car is warm or cold it
    still starts out with high rpm,s and runs high throughout the duration
    about 4 months ago i had the misfire code i changed all the plugs and
    wires it fixed the problem and then about a month ago both codes showed
    up. the car has 75000 miles. i was wondering are they somehow tied
    together
     
    wildcats, Mar 23, 2005
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  4. wildcats

    wildcats Guest

    the rpms are 2100 at idle i replaced pcv valve coolant temp sensor. plus
    the IAC still no help i clear the codes but still coming back after about
    10 min of driving
     
    wildcats, Mar 23, 2005
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  5. wildcats

    Oppie Guest

    Coolant temperature sensor? If engine thinks it is cold, idle kicks up and
    mixture is richened up. Bet your plugs are black from the rich condition.
     
    Oppie, Mar 23, 2005
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  6. wildcats

    Bob Shuman Guest

    Not sure of the year or model, but on some there are two different coolant
    temperature sensors. One goes to the gauge and the other to the computer.
    The one that you need to check is the latter. You indicate you changed the
    CTS, but was it the correct one?

    Sorry if this does not apply to your year or model, but from your
    description it does sound like the CTS.

    Bob
     
    Bob Shuman, Mar 23, 2005
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