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> 1976 2.0L D-jet, distributor vacuum
Ron914
post Mar 24 2025, 05:21 PM
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I was asked my a member helping me with my high idle /vacuum leak problem how I currently have it hooked up .This is the diagram I am using .
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post Mar 25 2025, 05:34 AM
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Also ... 1400 just happens to be where the aar puts the motor during warm up...

Here is a cold start this morning 34F showing idle as the car warms. Today it would take quite a bit of driving (maybe 15 minutes) before I would be warm enough for idle to hit 'normal' hot idle. Even after the AAR is closed the richening from the charge temp sensor and the CHT seems to keep it up around 1100 untill everything is all happy.

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