Here's a good one for ya guys, A few times when I've had 2 passengers in the zed, in neutral the idle would sit at like 1.5k. I know what people are going to say, the IACV mechanism is probably sticky. It probably is. But when there's only 1 passenger in the car, it idles exactly the same as it should. The moment you put a 3rd person, the weight somehow affects the idle? WTF? It's clearly telling me I need a 2 Seater. Anyone got any ideas? I'm stumped.
So if the 3rd person gets in and out quickly, the idle goes up and down? What if they're half in and half out? Does it stay in the middle? What if 4 people get in? Does it make chocolate? lols
Its not an inanimate object its telling you to get a two seater... maybe your zed is a transformer, be wary though, those deceptorcons are never far away...
Lower the idle so when your mates get in it sits right, or just get 1 $2 prostitutes next time. :rofl:
Ahahahaha unfortunately GANJA COOKIES weren't on the menu. But I think Beaver is probably the closest, maybe it's introducing an air leak as the engine slightly shifts with the weight in the car! I haven't tried getting people to hop in and out while the engine is on yet, will do :biggrin:
Is the ECU cover loose/missing in the passenger footwell? Could be pinching / moving the wiring loom somehow? Try replicating the problem with someone sitting in the passenger seat but not stepping on the ECU cover. Only other thing I can think of, is the cat overheat warning light can sometimes be triggered by a knee leaning against the handbrake but cannot see how this could be linked to a high idle.
Cover is there, but that's a possibility. Aus spec so no cat overheat warning. The FPCU is directly left of the back seats, that could very well be linked to the high idle. It doesn't happen every time, so it's not that easy to replicate lol. Happy new years everyone, don't get too smashed!
