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I just got my cam in. Its pretty small. 206/212 with 112 lsa. I cant get my truck to idle at all. I had the tune tuned for this cam. Did the tuner mess up? I put the new PCM in and did an idle learn a couple of weeks prior to doing the cam swap could this be my problem? I really don't want to drill my tb. Any suggestions? Thanks
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Originally Posted by white1
Just drill a bigger hole in it?? By the way thanks for the valve springs.
If I am not mistaken this screw is called the set screw.
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I would definitely try the set screw before I drilled any holes. I know when I did mine it fired right up without any adjustments to the tune. Drove it for a couple days with no problems at all. However* when a buddy of mine took my negative battery cable off as a practical joke, it went nutz and couldnt find an idle for like an hour of re-learning.
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Yea I was able to get it going off of two feet. I drove down the road, killed it came inside to ask ya'll. Tried to call the tuner went outside to pick up and give this thread a little time said what the hell, and was able to do an idle learn. Thanks yall
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Feeling better every mile. I went and drove around a little. at first it would try to die when slowing down for a red light, but it seems to be getting better. It idlels about 500-550 rpm
Also sounds louder at red lights. Or maybe its just the lope
Also sounds louder at red lights. Or maybe its just the lope
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