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Ben_L
3rd March 2008, 00:15
I've had a quick look at the FAQ http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51637 but i dont know what would cause it. It only does it when its cold so i'm not particuly worried but the car holds onto its revs at about 1.5k. any1 else have this?

acemastr
3rd March 2008, 00:18
when first started or when warm? when it's first started it's on choke and will be overfueling like a bitch, which means it idles higher until it warms up

Ben_L
3rd March 2008, 00:20
yeah its from cold like starting in the morning. i though it might have been because its on choke but wasn't overly sure as my old one didn't do it. i must stop comparing my old car to my new one :(

Noddy
3rd March 2008, 00:36
Mine does this now and again, or it will sit and rev itself from normal idle and upto 1400rpm ish and back and will sit doing it for 5 or so mins. Its weird really when it does that...

RCD-Performance
3rd March 2008, 09:50
We've had countless problem setting the idle on our demo car, set it to 1000, turn it off, straight back on, 1500, and so on

Very strange, sorted now :D

Ross
RCD.

Quick
3rd March 2008, 10:05
when first started or when warm? when it's first started it's on choke and will be overfueling like a bitch, which means it idles higher until it warms up

Saxo's don't have chokes! Only carb'd engines have them!

luthor1
3rd March 2008, 10:47
Saxo's have "idle up" stepper motor IAC valves. These control the amount of air bypassing the throttle butterfly. When more air goes in, the MAP reading increases and the ECU provides more fuel to go with it. When the Coolant Temp Sensor is reading low, it will also add more fuel based on this lower operating temperature.

If a carb'd engine has a choke, what's the difference? YOu open the butterfly more, and put more fuel in!

Andy
RCD Performance

saxokid100
3rd March 2008, 20:28
Hi there,ive had the same problem only in the last few days,so ive fitted a new idle control valve.Now its only doing it once.So ile have look at the stepper motor....