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> Odd minor idle issue, slightly fast until it's not
oakdalecurtis
post Mar 13 2017, 02:01 PM
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76 2.0 FI stock except for Crane ignition. I finally got all parts dialed in, AAR, thermostat, no vac leaks, runs perfectly, just passed smog with best numbers ever. It idles at about 700 rpm after warmup, but sometimes when I get to a stop light and come to a halt, the idle will drop to about 1200 to 1300 and hold there. If I let the clutch out slightly to drop the idle further, the idle will then drop the it's typical 7 to 8 hundred and hold there fine. Any idea why the idle would stop sometimes at this slightly higher speed sometimes? It can't be an air leak or the idle wouldn't go to 7-800 most of the time, nor would slowing it further when it's at 1300 rpm get it back to it's normal idle again. Not a big deal, just curious if the wizards of smart in here have any thoughts on what to look at. Thanks
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post Mar 13 2017, 04:11 PM
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The fact that you can use the clutch to slow the engine down and the rpms stay down afterwards, makes me think you should check the advance plates in the distributor to be sure they move freely.
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