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E36 Rough Idling and Auto Rebound
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<blockquote data-quote="ersalle" data-source="post: 481935" data-attributes="member: 363"><p>Ahaaaa! Take note, O2 sensor faulty could also cause errartic idling. And also BMW2007, the rpm should be around 650rpm at idle, aircon kicks in it will bumps up and settle around 750rpm. Actually the idle cannot be adjusted, because the ECU will automatically adjust the ICV to the suitable rpm no matter how you adjust the throttle body housing butterfly valve. This is not carburetor idle adjustment hehehe</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ersalle, post: 481935, member: 363"] Ahaaaa! Take note, O2 sensor faulty could also cause errartic idling. And also BMW2007, the rpm should be around 650rpm at idle, aircon kicks in it will bumps up and settle around 750rpm. Actually the idle cannot be adjusted, because the ECU will automatically adjust the ICV to the suitable rpm no matter how you adjust the throttle body housing butterfly valve. This is not carburetor idle adjustment hehehe [/QUOTE]
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