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tazinhawaii
April 29th, 2006, 02:57 PM
I had this problem before, and solved it, but it's back and I can't figure it out. The car will idle fine when it's stopped. But as soon as I'm moving, and push the clutch in or go to neutral, the car will idle between 1500-2000RPM. And it doesn't seem to do it all the time, just most of the time. I can't seem to find the table that would affect this. I can drive my idle air flows wayyyy down and get it to work, but then it also tries to die, and totally screws up the idle when parked. I have a 2001 Corvette Z06 with a C5R 427 motor. Which tables should I start with????

Thanks,
Derrick

driver456
April 30th, 2006, 02:01 AM
I had the same problem,But I have an auto.If I can remember I think I went to {B4309} Throttle Cracker Airflow & {B4315} Throttle Follower Airflow.Those 2 tables add extra air.So I zero'd out some of the lower RPM & MPH cells And look at where your TP % is low and maybe zero out some of those cells.You might not have to zero them out,Maybe just lower them,But start with those tables,I'm pretty sure thats what I did.I'm kind of new at this,So maybe somebody can correct me if I'm wrong.There's also B4311 & B4312 Its activate & deactivate Throttle Cracker, Have it come on at a different MPH & B4321 throttle follower TPS change have it come on at a different TP % ...............................Paul

Dirk Diggler
April 30th, 2006, 03:00 AM
Lower your throttle cracer tables at the MPH you notice the hanging

Tordne
May 5th, 2006, 06:01 PM
I would suggest that you look at doing the idle tuning using the RAFIG PIDs first, before playing with cracker/follower.

I used to have a problem with idle hanging during coast and the Desired Airflow table certainly makes a big difference. Once that is nailed the Throttle Cracker is probably the next port of call as it adds airflow dependant on vehicle speed etc.