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Old 11-11-2012, 09:19 PM   #1
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S14 SR20DET Notchback Idle problem

Hey just did a sr swap into my s14 and i was wondering what can be causing my sr to idle weird. It drives and boost perfectly but when i put it on neutral and come to a stop the idle drops and sometimes turns off. I checked the vacuum lines already. I think my bov stays open, can that be the problem or can it be something else? Thanks.
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If your bov is vented, that's your problem. When it makes the fancy pshh sound that everyone with their first bov craves it's letting a good amount of metered air out instead of keeping it in the system. When this happens it gets pig rich for a moment causing it to die. If you don't want it to die don't throw it in neutral immediately after getting into boost.
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Or you could plumb it back into your intake tract post MAF pre turbo like it should be.

BTW, this isn't the tech section...
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Also check your IACV, it might be clogged or set improperly.
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Or you could plumb it back into your intake tract post MAF pre turbo like it should be.

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But then he wouldn't get his awesome pew sound. Don't you remember your first bov?
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