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I noticed my Mach having problems when the hole in the plate was 9/32s. I uped it to 11/32s and haven't had any problems since. Checked my A/F and it's running around 13.2.
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I had to do the same thing because mine idled very erractically with a 9/32" hole. My restrictor plate has been in since early last summer, and only recently the idle started hanging around 1200 rpm again. May be something to do with Diablo tune version r50c/running lean, so I will probably monkey around with that and see what effect it has.
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Well, I've got some good news! Never was too sure by reading the posts on here whether I had the same problem as ya'll or if I had my own seperate problem, but Ford found my problem this morning and fixed it!
I posted a thread in the Technical, TSB thread section called High Idle Problems. http://www.mach1registry.org/forums/...668#post294668 |
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GREAT MOD. THANKS. I DO HAVE ONE PROBLEM. MAYBE SOMBODY OUT THERE HAS HAD THE SAME. I WENT WITH THE 9/32 SECOMD HOLE LIKE YOU REC. LOVE THE IDLE DROP AND THE (BURBLE). MY PROB. IS THAT I HAVE A HIGH IDLE(1100-1300RPM). EVERY KNOW AND THEN IT WILL CUASE A CKECK ENGINE LIGHT. I AM LUCKY ENOUGH TO BE ABLE TO SCAN MY OWN CAR AND THE CODE THAT POPS UP IS P0507-IDLE CTRL SYSTEM RPM HIGHER THAN EXPECTED. DID I DO SOMTHING WRONG OR IS THIS NORMAL FOR THIS MOD. UNFORTUNATLY I AM GOING TO TAKE THE PLATE OUT TILL I CAN FIND OUT WHAT IS WRONG. ANYBODY GOT ANY SOLUTIONS. THANK :hail1:
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It could also be that the hole maybe too small. Every Mach is different and depending on your location could have this effect. I would recommend enlarging the hole to 11/32s. I've had great success with it at that diameter.
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I reinstalled an older Diablo Predator tune (r42b) and the high idle all but disappeared, with a restrictor plate with a 11/32" diameter smaller hole still installed. |
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AFTER I POSTED THIS MESS. I THOUGHT IT COULD HAVE SOMTHING TO DO WITH THE SUPER CHIP MICRO TUNER, SO TOOK THE PROGRAM OUT AND INSTALLED STOCK PROGRAM AND PUT THE PLATE BACK IN(11/32 HOLE0. BAD MOVE!!!! . I DONT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED BUT THE CAR RAN LIKE ABSOLUTE S?IT. REINSTALLED SUPER AND TOOK PLATE BACK OUT AND EVERYTHING IS BACK TO NORM. I DONT KNOW BUT IT LOOKS LIKE MY CAR JUST WONT EXCEPT THE PLATE???? |
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I just installed the plate with a 5/16 hole. Works great! Thanks;)
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I've had nothing but problems with mine! Installed it Friday night and the car ran pretty good for about 5min, then the RPMS would hover around 1800/2000, and the car would drive itself, as well as having a far worse hang in the RPMs (11/32 plate). Took that plate out and tried and smaller hole (5/32) and the I thought it worked, until I noticed the RPM's hovering in the 1000-1300 range, then my SES came on. as far as I know I dont have a chip, BUT I bought the car used and its had plenty of surprises (4.10 gears, Slotted Rotors, looks like it had CC plates, Im still finding stuff!)
Anyone else have some input? Im removing the plate all together and seeing what happens, if it throws the light again, then its off to the dealer, if not, then its gotta be the plate, but I've put 3000 miles on the car prior to the plate with no SES lights... maybe I'll try a larger hole and see what happens. -Wes |
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Nope, started after the install. and when I say Drive its self, I mean the car would actually Accelerate until I was at 1800/2000 RPM.
Tried a larger hole last night and the car ran the same as it did when I took the plate out. -Wes |
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Just Installed. Less Than Five Minutes. Works Great. Thanks!
Would Have Been Willing To Pay $40 For This. |
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Weird.... Something ain't right there. Might have a faulty IAC. It can't be the plate. I've had mine in for over a month. No problems at all. All positive feedback from the ones I mailed to several guys and gals.
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I wonder if I have an leak somewhere, the car will stall out sometimes (from time to time when I come up to a stop sign/light, the car will just die on me if I coast up, same with getting off the freeway)
I took it into the dealership and they said it was a bad PCV valve and it was replaced, Guess I'll have to look harder. -Wes |
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I just came across this today, but it's something I've lived with for years now.. DUH!! My first mustang that I got in 2002 had this problem and yes it was annoying but I just never looked more into it. I just purchased a new 04 GT and it of course does the same thing. NOW i'm like, what the hell is with Ford?? SO, going to give this a try tonight and see what happens.. Definitely sounds like the ticket though!
Thanks a lot! GO CANADA GO |
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I made a plate for my Cobra engine (N/A) with aluminum and it fixed it right up.
No more RPM hanging. Much nicer to shift with RPM match like a carbureted engine. I used a 9/32 hole in mine. Gasket at Ford was 68 cents. |
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I have this exact problem on my 2004 5 speed V6...I tried the restrictor plate, but it made the car run worse (the car would kind of stumble and the RPM hanging was sometimes WORSE) So I took it out and the car runs better, but the RPMs still hang...that fast idle TSB sounds like a good thing to check out...but I'm wondering if they would even look twice at it "becuase it's a v6 and not a v8" Stupid for dealers :rolleyes:
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Earl, like a few others have posted, try different sizes. Thats why I recomment starting with the smallest hole, and keep increasing size and retrying until you find the best benefit.
I would rather spend 5 min pulling out the plate and making the hole bigger as few times...rather than spend 1 hour, make it once, and it doesn't work the first time so you forget it and live with your hanging RPM's... |
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I have a 2002 Mustang GT that has an IAC with only one hole. How would I go about doing this mod. Thanks
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I made and installed a IAC Restrictor plate and loved it. I got best results with the 11/32 hole. I think anything smaller just makes the motor act wierd. :smokin:
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