Thread: idle issue video

Have you tried adjusting the idle up screw on the VE throttle body? It will keep the engine revved up if its improperly adjusted.

ooooo dude i totaly didnt think of that... that will be first on the list today..



heres a pic of a intake pipe..



that tiny little pipe comming out is where that little hose that goes to the tb is connected to

theres 3 hoses that need to be hooked to the intake pipe, one goes to the vc one runs under the intake mani back by the firewall and the other is the tiny one

the tiny one is for the charcoal canister. It isn't even hooked up on my VE. The large one going under the TB is for your IAC. If it isn't hooked up to the intake, the car won't idle at all.

ok i think im gonna block off the small hose since it doesnt really seem to be needed, an it may help my idle issue.. as for the 2 bigger hoses they're hooked up for sure, an now that u say that i do recall that lower one does go to the iac

yeah the small hose goes from the intake to the charcoal can then from the large nipple on the can to the intake manifold. i dont think stock ve cars have the can.

oh hey u know what, i think i remember on the DE theres some little metal tubes all stuck together with hoses goin everywhere.. is that what your talkin about?

so i just just block that thing off eh?

this stuff right here..

all that junk is gone off my VE.

heh. well in that pic thats me de, now that i think about it my ve doesnt have any of it.. which is why i was gettin confused lol.. but im gonna plug it off, i think they have things at the part store just for that..

I think you don't have a connection to the IAC from the intake



The hose that goes under the IAC is the only one I got connected to the intake, the one on the valve cover has been like that for the past 3.5 years