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mitch83

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Mar 10, 2004
abilene, Texas
I know I know you have to have the scan tool to disconnect the ISC from the circuit to set the base idle with the BISS but does anyone know if you can set it without the damn scan tool it seems like a freaking joke that mitsubishi would do that bull crap I mean seriously thats rediculous. I'm pissed cause my idle has been 1500rpm for like a week now and it's just getting on my nerves. vacum is 18 so I serioulsy doubt it's a vacum problem. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
mitch
 
You can ground out the pin in the diagnostics plug, and the pin under the hood.

A logger or scan-tool is only used because they conveniently ground out this plug. You don't actually need the logger part of it.
 
now I have a 2G is this still applicable. Oh yea thanks your always so helpful LOL :thumb: :D
mitch
 
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