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Old 08-31-2006, 04:46 PM
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Cold idle too high???

My cold idle seems to be very high and was wondering what everone else has for a cold idle. This is on a 22RE. When I first start the truck it idles at 2200 or so then comes down as it warms up. This is at about 15C. It idles great when warm at about 800rpm. I checked my throttle plate and the adjustment screw is not holding the throttle open at all.

Anyone else have this high of an idle?
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1500 tops, maybe slightly more in the coldest of weather out here.
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Anyone with any ideas as to why so high. My TPS is set fine, same with timing.
Old 09-01-2006, 03:05 PM
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That's fairly normal RPM for a cold fast idle on the newer 22re's. I know the older air valves on the 22re's are adjustable, not sure on the newer ones though. Maybe someone will chime in here.
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carbon build up in throttle body (preventing plate from freely moving), vacuum leak, tps adjustment?
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Mine has the exact same problem!! '90 model 4x4. Anyone else have any other ideas?
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VSV working and adjustment valve functional? Sometimes they stick and cause funky idle conditions.
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after about 150k miles on my 3.4 taco, it started to idle high, then calm as it got warmer, it had 200k miles when i traded it, it never bothered me, never leaked, or burned oil, got about 20mpg still. but i don't know what caused it.
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I had another intake so I took the high speed unit apart. It is very simple just a plunger with a spring. Coolent runs behind it an must heat up a plate that pushed the plunger closed. The truck idle does come down as it warms up so I can't see how this could be it. Maybe this is just normal. Very high for my liking though.
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Mine doesn't have a tach but to high for my liking also.
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