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August 15th, 2006, 04:46 PM
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Idle test .. need help
My insurance expires tommorow, they only make me do any Idle test on my car. My fuel pressure is 43 should I drop it done to like 38? Also I was going to leave my air condition on low but the blower seems to be not working( just tried today). So when I put the air on nothing coming out but it raises the idle so I guess there's no npoint putting it on?
thx mike
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_____________ Mike - 86 GN 86 T-TYPE ,66BB ,Razer Alky,TT chip, Champion irons,champion intake,57 lbs,RJC power plate,204/214 cam,70 mm throttle body,PTE front mount.     
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August 15th, 2006, 07:57 PM
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I don't think you need to drop the fp but it shouldn't hurt. Run the ac on normal/hi to get the highest load, but leave it on even if the fan doesn't run. If you are desparate keep a little pressure to the side on the steering wheel to load the ps pump, too.
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