AW: [DML] Idle Speed ECU

["Elvis Nocita" <elvisnocita@xxxxxx>]

I may be able to help you building that increased idle thing.

 

BTW mine does not really increase idle either when cold or just minimal.

I can find out which resistor to play with in the ECU to change that
behavior.

 

 

for increased idle at A/C - I guess you want to have it increased constantly


when you turn on A/C ?

not going up and down when the compressor clutch is engaged ?

 

good idea to increase idle, you need a small relay and a resistor or 

potentiometer / trimmer and at least one wire going to the ECU.

 

Let me know when I can help you.

 

Elvis & 6548




I think I have a problem with my idle speed ECU. I works fine for normal
operation however, cold idle speed increases during the winter didn't seem
happen - at any low temperature - like 20F, etc. So now that things are
warmer I wanted to check it - plus - with the right relay set-up I thought I
could fabricate an increased idle speed when I turn on the AC.

In any event, the wiring diagram indicates a simple trip of the thermistor
and there should be an increased idle speed. Problem is, I can't get the ECU
to increase the idle speed by simply crossing the two wires from the
thermistor - which I believe is all that is required. Thus, why I believe
that circuit is defective.

Does anyone have a working idle speed ECU laying around that they would be
willing to part with - cheap?

Contact me directly via email. My address shows in my post.

Harold McElraft - 3354



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