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    Default Adjusting idle - ST162 3SGE

    The idle on my brothers ST162 Celica is too low, around 500 rpm all the time.

    Can someone please tell me where the idle adjusment is for this, and what it is normally?

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    Default Re: Adjusting idle - ST162 3SGE

    usually 750-800 or so RPM, auto slightly higher.

    as for how you adjust it, i wouldnt have a clue.

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    Default Re: Adjusting idle - ST162 3SGE

    there is an idle screw on the throttle body, sometimes you wont be able to see it as its covered up by a little rubber grommet, remove the rubber and you will see the screw inside there.

    get the idle up to about 700rpm on a manual, and about 1000rpm on an auto.

    Karl

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    Default Re: Adjusting idle - ST162 3SGE

    Or 1200rpm if in my car so it doesnt stall!

    But yes...the rubber grommet is facing up, about 1cm diameter, just after the intake pipe ends. i think it uses a flathead screwdriver from memory!
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    Default Re: Adjusting idle - ST162 3SGE

    Quote Originally Posted by jonchai
    Or 1200rpm if in my car so it doesnt stall!

    But yes...the rubber grommet is facing up, about 1cm diameter, just after the intake pipe ends. i think it uses a flathead screwdriver from memory!
    Yeah its a flat head

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    Default Re: Adjusting idle - ST162 3SGE

    My mates Celica, 3SGE, idles too low aswell and i think he has the idle screw wound up to the max already. I'm going to see if i can bump it up a bit when we get the gb back in. I'll let ya know if you get stuck with your idle.

    Sam

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    Default Re: Adjusting idle - ST162 3SGE

    Whoa blast bump from the past!!!

    Can someone please take a pic of this screw, need to fiddle with a GF's ST162 idle..

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    Ill do it tonight if its not done today.

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    doobs ? .......

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    Default Re: Adjusting idle - ST162 3SGE

    Lol yeah I forgot...

    its not too hard to find... but I will chase up these pics.

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    Default Re: Adjusting idle - ST162 3SGE

    here it is

    Now targeting, people who are now targeting!!

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