Subject	Make sure the ECU is in Idle Mode
Posted by	Cjw3 on October 16, 2013 at 5:30 PM
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In Reply To	Timing question posted by 95TTurboZX on October 16, 2013 at 04:24 PM
Message	When the ECU is in Idle Mode, the Timing goes to Base Time, and the ECU will ignore the O2 Sensors for fuel mixture.. the Idle speed will be set to ECU specks, based upon All the Various Temps ETC ... Check and/or Set the TPS Voltage before you start messing with Timing.. because if the ECU is not a base time, then the ignition timing will be wrong.. Another way to check if the ECU is in Idle Mode, it look at the O2 Sensor Voltage ( Digital Volt Meter Works ).. the O2 sensor Voltage should Flip Flop .3 to .7 or so then slowly drop to less then .1 volt and hold there.. if it does that, the ECU is happy and Idling.. anything else needs troubleshooting..
Follow Ups	Timing question - 95TTurboZX 16:24:59 10/16/13 Make sure the ECU is in Idle Mode - Cjw3 17:30:18 10/16/13 Flip the pickup around - ttsmokin 10:39:56 10/17/13 Re: Flip the pickup around - 95TTurboZX 19:59:18 10/17/13 Was it fully warmed up and idling at 750? - spicyZ 12:24:35 10/17/13 Re: Was it fully warmed up and idling at 750? - 95TTurboZX 20:00:43 10/17/13 Re: Timing question - 95TTurboZX 20:02:42 10/17/13 No... - ttsmokin 22:53:03 10/17/13 Are you reading with the fan shroud installed? If so, - ZaXxon 04:01:37 10/18/13
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