What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
11-10-2004, 08:11 AM
#11
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
Unfortunately, the 2004 service manual doesn't even show an idle speed
and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Thanks for taking time to answer.
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 06:34:46 -0600, "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
>HomeBrewer did pass the time by typing:
>>> Sounds normal for the I6, maby a bit low. The dealer can adjust your
>>> the idle.
>>
>> Sounds low to me too - I believe it's supposed to idle at 600, but can't
>> find a source. I know it's a sign of the times, but does anyone else feel a
>> little sad knowing it's common place to have the dealer adjust something a
>> simple as the idle rpm.
>
>A quick check of my 93 service manual shows 600 base with 800 if the AC is on.
and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Thanks for taking time to answer.
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 06:34:46 -0600, "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
>HomeBrewer did pass the time by typing:
>>> Sounds normal for the I6, maby a bit low. The dealer can adjust your
>>> the idle.
>>
>> Sounds low to me too - I believe it's supposed to idle at 600, but can't
>> find a source. I know it's a sign of the times, but does anyone else feel a
>> little sad knowing it's common place to have the dealer adjust something a
>> simple as the idle rpm.
>
>A quick check of my 93 service manual shows 600 base with 800 if the AC is on.
11-10-2004, 08:11 AM
#12
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
Unfortunately, the 2004 service manual doesn't even show an idle speed
and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Thanks for taking time to answer.
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 06:34:46 -0600, "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
>HomeBrewer did pass the time by typing:
>>> Sounds normal for the I6, maby a bit low. The dealer can adjust your
>>> the idle.
>>
>> Sounds low to me too - I believe it's supposed to idle at 600, but can't
>> find a source. I know it's a sign of the times, but does anyone else feel a
>> little sad knowing it's common place to have the dealer adjust something a
>> simple as the idle rpm.
>
>A quick check of my 93 service manual shows 600 base with 800 if the AC is on.
and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Thanks for taking time to answer.
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 06:34:46 -0600, "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
>HomeBrewer did pass the time by typing:
>>> Sounds normal for the I6, maby a bit low. The dealer can adjust your
>>> the idle.
>>
>> Sounds low to me too - I believe it's supposed to idle at 600, but can't
>> find a source. I know it's a sign of the times, but does anyone else feel a
>> little sad knowing it's common place to have the dealer adjust something a
>> simple as the idle rpm.
>
>A quick check of my 93 service manual shows 600 base with 800 if the AC is on.
11-10-2004, 08:11 AM
#13
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
Unfortunately, the 2004 service manual doesn't even show an idle speed
and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Thanks for taking time to answer.
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 06:34:46 -0600, "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
>HomeBrewer did pass the time by typing:
>>> Sounds normal for the I6, maby a bit low. The dealer can adjust your
>>> the idle.
>>
>> Sounds low to me too - I believe it's supposed to idle at 600, but can't
>> find a source. I know it's a sign of the times, but does anyone else feel a
>> little sad knowing it's common place to have the dealer adjust something a
>> simple as the idle rpm.
>
>A quick check of my 93 service manual shows 600 base with 800 if the AC is on.
and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Thanks for taking time to answer.
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 06:34:46 -0600, "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
>HomeBrewer did pass the time by typing:
>>> Sounds normal for the I6, maby a bit low. The dealer can adjust your
>>> the idle.
>>
>> Sounds low to me too - I believe it's supposed to idle at 600, but can't
>> find a source. I know it's a sign of the times, but does anyone else feel a
>> little sad knowing it's common place to have the dealer adjust something a
>> simple as the idle rpm.
>
>A quick check of my 93 service manual shows 600 base with 800 if the AC is on.
11-10-2004, 04:40 PM
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
Lee did pass the time by typing:
> Unfortunately, the 2004 service manual doesn't even show an idle speed
> and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
> controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
> and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
>
> I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
> and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
> much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
(although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
be driven shut and could stick)
> Unfortunately, the 2004 service manual doesn't even show an idle speed
> and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
> controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
> and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
>
> I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
> and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
> much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
(although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
be driven shut and could stick)
11-10-2004, 04:40 PM
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
Lee did pass the time by typing:
> Unfortunately, the 2004 service manual doesn't even show an idle speed
> and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
> controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
> and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
>
> I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
> and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
> much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
(although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
be driven shut and could stick)
> Unfortunately, the 2004 service manual doesn't even show an idle speed
> and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
> controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
> and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
>
> I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
> and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
> much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
(although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
be driven shut and could stick)
11-10-2004, 04:40 PM
#16
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
Lee did pass the time by typing:
> Unfortunately, the 2004 service manual doesn't even show an idle speed
> and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
> controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
> and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
>
> I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
> and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
> much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
(although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
be driven shut and could stick)
> Unfortunately, the 2004 service manual doesn't even show an idle speed
> and says "all idle speed functions are controled by the IAC (Idle air
> controller) motor through the PCM. It's the factory service manual,
> and has no instructions at all for adjusting the idle.
>
> I'll probably take it to the dealer for the first scheduled service
> and mention it to them at that time, but it sounds like there's not
> much that can be done unless there are deffective components.
Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
(although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
be driven shut and could stick)
11-10-2004, 06:25 PM
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
Been there, done that.
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DougW wrote:
>
> Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
> (although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
> can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
> be driven shut and could stick)
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
> (although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
> can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
> be driven shut and could stick)
11-10-2004, 06:25 PM
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
Been there, done that.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
> (although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
> can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
> be driven shut and could stick)
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
> (although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
> can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
> be driven shut and could stick)
11-10-2004, 06:25 PM
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
Been there, done that.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
> (although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
> can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
> be driven shut and could stick)
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
> (although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
> can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
> be driven shut and could stick)
11-11-2004, 09:39 AM
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Re: What is proper idle speed for 2004 TJ 4.0L with auto?
96 JGC
750 Rpm
Since it's starting again ;)
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> Been there, done that.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> DougW wrote:
> >
> > Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
> > (although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
> > can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
> > be driven shut and could stick)
750 Rpm
Since it's starting again ;)
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> Been there, done that.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> DougW wrote:
> >
> > Same thing with the 93, there is no base idle adjustment.
> > (although there is a set screw on the throttle body that
> > can be tweeked a tad. Thing is the IAC motor will simply
> > be driven shut and could stick)