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Old 11-14-2010, 02:26 PM
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Afm swap question

Ok do i did the supra afm swap and got the battery tray moved to the drivers side.ok so I start it up today and it stats up fine but it idles down until it stalled and it did that every time I started it it runs fine if you give it haas my question is is there an idle screw somewhere I can find or is this a different problem it is the 82 am so it was"plug and play"any help is greatly appreciated
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There's an idle screw adjustment on the T/B...
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I know its a dumb question but where is that located? It idled fine before the swap but it does have an exhaust leak and it is probably getting more air, is it common to have to do this.?
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does it not crank over some times or does it start every time because when i did the afm swap when mine went out it wouldn't even crank and then throw a code so you might want to check if the afm is still working correctly
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It will start and runs fine for maybe 5 seconds and then it idles down and stalls unless you give it gas
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Do you have a FSM or a haynes manual? I don't have a pic handy...
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No I don't if it just by the throttle cables like a set screw or something else
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it's rounds with a straight slot in it...now WHERE could I find a pic of that...
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Lol yeah that helps
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here. it's on the left (where the arrow points)
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this is a 22re we're talking about, right?
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Yeah its a 22re
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then yeah, that picture shows the location of the idle adjustment screw

i just remembered: the symptoms your are having are caused by an air leak between the afm and throttle body. it might be small, so check to make sure there are no leaks. also check the codes. if the ecu can't see the afm, then there is a problem with how it is hooked up. and make sure you have the right afm. the number should end with 43110

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Yeah its the 43110 number but it might be an air leak I have a cheap spectre hose for an intake in gunna go to aluminum when I geto the money
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Originally Posted by Dirtfloorfab
Yeah its the 43110 number but it might be an air leak I have a cheap spectre hose for an intake in gunna go to aluminum when I geto the money
yeah, then it is probably a leak. just check everything and you should find it
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