Okay, so i've had the oscillating idle for quite some time now.
I remember a post some guy wrote about separating the mechanical and the electrical part and just installing the mechanical portion and running a manual idle.

Well, i started to do that, disconnected the plug, and thought i'd stop there to see what happens.
It works! My idle is stable now (manual tuning), but all i did was disconnect the plug.

Is this okay? Anything else i should worry about?


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13.904 @ 99.878mph - still need to learn how to drive

I know that you just rectified the bad idle but how long ago did you clean your throttle body???

Give it a shot if the trouble comes back.

Ghislain.

Haha!... I've been running like that since I got the car!

Nothing beats a steady idle

I know a couple of others are running around like that... AC, Josh?

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Lionel Chichioco
90 AWD Talon Tsi
TO4E-less
back to sportin' da mighty 14b!

Are you guys saying you disconnected the idle servo controller (ISC)?

I hope you tried the fixes listed at <a href="http://members.home.com/costall/1000Q/answers-problems.htm#Mycardoesnotidleverywell"> this section</a> of the 1000AAQ first.



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1000 AAQ: 1000q.dsm.org
ECU Primer: members.home.net/costall/ECUprimer/index.html

Well if simply removing the electrical plug to the ISC is considered "disconnecting" the ISC, then... that's exactly what i did.

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13.904 @ 99.878mph - still need to learn how to drive