Posted By: Jerry Rose
Idle surge...yes I am your daddy - August 27, 2006 12:12 am UTC
Finally got around to swapping out my ISC with one of two donors from Paul Bratina. Battery back in and idle on first start up very high but I think that was just the suprised ecu getting used to a functional ISC. A few surges then settled in to a nice comfortable rock solid idle.
Reset base idle and took her for a run. Much smoother especially off throttle and no manual idle control needed at stoplights to keep rpms from bottoming out.
Still on the list is a sticking throttle cable. The throttle will sit somewhere from 10.5-12% until I blip the throttle a few times and it will hit 10.1% then idle settles in to 750. The BISS is all the way in which is unusual but it gets the right RPM so no complaining yet.
An as yet unconfirmed side effect was no part throttle low rpm knock. Usually get this for the first few k's then goes away once fully warm. Could be a coincidence because it has disappeared before only to come back. I know a lot of guys like to disconnect the ISC and do the block of mod but I like to keep all the parts functioning that DSM gave her.
So now have two partially functioning ISCs which I may experiment with or donate to someone in need.
Reset base idle and took her for a run. Much smoother especially off throttle and no manual idle control needed at stoplights to keep rpms from bottoming out.
Still on the list is a sticking throttle cable. The throttle will sit somewhere from 10.5-12% until I blip the throttle a few times and it will hit 10.1% then idle settles in to 750. The BISS is all the way in which is unusual but it gets the right RPM so no complaining yet.
An as yet unconfirmed side effect was no part throttle low rpm knock. Usually get this for the first few k's then goes away once fully warm. Could be a coincidence because it has disappeared before only to come back. I know a lot of guys like to disconnect the ISC and do the block of mod but I like to keep all the parts functioning that DSM gave her.
So now have two partially functioning ISCs which I may experiment with or donate to someone in need.