Yeah so I cleaned the egr yesterday fully and never really ran it but I ran it today for a bit and it idles now around 1k rpm and doesn’t surge maybe the egr needed to be cleaned out and it runs much smoother now
Yeah I swapped the egr valve too but no change it’s like the hotter the engine gets the idle rises like when I come back for a quick drive and park it it idles around 2100rpmYeah so I cleaned egr no difference and it’s weird because when slowing down to a stop the rpm surges,
yeahI changed it back to old one and idles around 1700rpm and acts weird when coming to a stop but not as bad anymore I found this fix on a forum just trying to find where it is on 420a https://www.dsmtalk.com/threads/i-solved-my-perplexing-idle-problem.83947/ any ideas?
So I ended up having a idle at 1200rpm and a evap leak which I assumed the idle was high because evap leak found a leak At throttle body replaced throttle body gasket then ended up having idle surge when it was warming up to around 2000rpm then changed iac and went through the learning ecu for...
Yeah it’s just I’m not experienced at welding nor have the equipment and not really trying to paint the whole quarter panel, or would I just re paint a patch.
I’m looking to buy a full engine wiring harness with fuse box for a 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse gs, if anyone is selling one or knows someone who is please let me know, thanks.
yeah it’s just like I found a few wires that look bad that they wrapped in duck tape but I mean not anything serious so I really don’t know maybe a bad ground
yeah but like the wiring seems at a point where it will need a new wiring harness I will send a video but I also removed some stuff that’s why it looks really messy.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQb0NtVjUcQ
But they just click randomly and scanner won’t connect and they click when I mess with wiring I think it needs a new wiring harness and fuse box because it’s just a mess like all the wires are halfass connected
20 Vdc. 20 meaning it measures a maximum of 20 volts, you should read around 12. Vdc meaning volts direct current.
So I disconnected power to coil and the relays keep clicking.