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Sounds good then. What would be a good 4th position to have? I'll fill up 2 places with the mod stock and anti theft, way as well go for 6 positions I guess. Not sure I'd use a 4th position but who knows....
BTW, thanks for all the answers to some probably dumb questions,I'm pretty ignorant about so much of this stuff. |
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![]() 4th position? I don't think PHP charges for a high idle calibration and I've found that I really can't live without a high idle position anymore. I was hooked the first time I used it. The heater stays warmer in the winter due to increased coolant flow through the heater core and the A/C stays cooler in the summer due to increased airflow (from the cooling fan) through the A/C condenser. You probably know Montana well....-30 in the winter and 100+ in the summer.
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Look like we have pretty much same stuff on trucks and your ?s are right up my alley! I called Cody yesterday after reading your post & got some great info,He is probably thinking that idiot (me) should just keep reading, haha.By the way Cody I did e-mail Bill yesterday & like I said was dam near quit time by the time I got it written.Never thought much about hi-idle cause mine kicks up in the cold but that would be nice for A/C.Be interested to see what you decide Paul,thanks CJ
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Running the A/C is usually what I use High Idle for. Also, if you sit for long periods (like napping at the rest stop... heh heh), you want to have the idle a bit higher so you don't get what's called "wet stacking", which is a buildup of unburnt deposits on the back of the exhaust valves.
I hope this helps.
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This is Minotaur-related stuff but I really don't need a position on my chip for high idle anymore and I don't have to worry about driving off with high idle on.
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Why is that?
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I pulled the PCM out to get the code off the back and decided to pull the Banks chip to check the contacts - looks like someone did a whiz-bang job of cleaning it, maybe too clean, there's some copper showing. Can I take it to any electronics repair place to be re-tinned if it needs it?
I'll try to post some pics , if I can get to some clear one's without taking it apart again..... |
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