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zhang
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 Anyone know how to change the idle on a 1992 acura vigor? |
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I have to change the idle on a 1992 Acura Vigor and I have to know where the idle adjusting screw is. Any help could be largely appreciated..
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| Tue Oct 02, 2007 9:16 pm |
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zhang
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| Anyone know how to change the idle on a 1992 acura vigor? |
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goto a acura webpage / chatroom where they tell you how to fix everything on your model make. I use one for my car and I fixed things I never knew I could fix, let alone know where they're.
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bigbird
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| Anyone know how to change the idle on a 1992 acura vigor? |
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if its stock then you really can not.aftermarket cams and interior parts will let you customize the hell outa stuff like that
edit: and cam gears too. there like 100 200$.
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beerlover
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| Anyone know how to change the idle on a 1992 acura vigor? |
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You know, that may be controlled by the ECU.
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Mikey82
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| Anyone know how to change the idle on a 1992 acura vigor? |
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It may be done by using a device which goes in the ECS.
Just as a up to date mechanic to do it
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MyRide^
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| Anyone know how to change the idle on a 1992 acura vigor? |
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the screw should be over the intake manifold beside the MAP sensor
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