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Old Aug 25th, 2012, 09:56 PM   #76 (permalink)
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Hi folks! I'm having a problem with adjusting the base idle and timing with my Prime. I'm from Finland so i have to excuse if i'm having some lingual difficulties.

The problem is; when i get to the point where i am supposed to adjust the base idle to 650 rpm when TPS is disconnected, I CAN'T GET IT TO THE SPECIFIED RPM's! When the idle screw is turned all the way to clockwise, the car runs about 1100 RPM's with the TPS disconnected. When i connect the TPS again, the car runs about 800 RPM's.

I tried to check for vacuum leaks and i found none. I tried to check that the throttle plate closes fully and the "idle-up thermo element" isn't blocking the throttle from closing all the way. They seemed to be OK.

Then, i took off the entire throttle body, cleaned the MAF, adjusted the TPS that was actually not in the specified Kilo-Ohms when the throttle is closed. My repair manual says that the resistance of the TPS should be 0.5 Kilo-Ohms when closed throttle. It was 0.7 Kilo-Ohms.

Then i took off the IACV and the FICD and also cleaned them up.

Then i installed the throttle body and tried the idle-adjusting again. STILL HAVING THE SAME PROBLEM! The car just continued idling 1100 RPM's when the TPS was disconnected and the idle screw is bottomed out!

Therefore, i can't get to the timing adjusting point because i'm stuck with this goddamn idle problem that is really frustrating.

I am VERY VERY VERY thankful if someone has a cure for my problem. Something just isn't normal....

Thank you, from Finland.
You may have a bad IACV-AAC valve; they do go bad, at times.
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Old Aug 27th, 2012, 08:09 AM   #77 (permalink)
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That makes sense... when i have the time, i should go and try to clean it better. Because now when i'm thinking, i didn't actually got it "shine-like-brand-new" clean. Maybe it wasn't enough... well, i try to clean it with more powerful CARB cleaner instead of BRAKE cleaner. If it doesn't work, i should try to borrow another IACV from another Primera.

Thanks again! I appreciated your answer very much
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Old Oct 3rd, 2012, 11:34 AM   #78 (permalink)
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Excellent post. Very detailed and was most helpfull. Thankyou.
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Old Nov 24th, 2012, 01:59 PM   #79 (permalink)
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By the way, under the hood of my 1997 200sx SE 1.6L with Manual transmission there is a sticker that says idle should be 675rpm's not the 650 listed several times in this post.
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Old Feb 25th, 2013, 03:33 PM   #80 (permalink)
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Well I finally solved this issue:


When I unplug the TPS my idle goes up and I can't time the car.
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It was because I needed to unplug the AAC valve (the larger solenoid attached to the idle air control unit).

More info here: Unplug TPS and idle raises problem solved
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