Raising Idle Speed

RocketmanBristol

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• Jul 20, 2019

• #1

Afternoon guys
Trawled the forum and posted in other threads but not had an answer yet so sorry if this has been done a thousand times before!
My idle seems slow at 850 rpm and I would like a raise it in tune ecu, I can find the idle column on the left of the screen but have no idea which way I need to click to change the speed or how to save.
Could one of you pc / tune ecu savvy guys do me a walk through that I can understand

 

Penner

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• Jul 20, 2019

• #2

 

R-III-R Turbo

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• Jul 20, 2019

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You click on the cell you want to change, it will highlight itself then, and up/down arrows appear beside it
You can either click on the up or down arrows, or use PgUp / PgDn buttons on your keyboard.

This goes 10 at a time on this table.
If you hold down shift, PgUp / PgDn will move it 100 at a time in this table.





You can add your change to the map info by






You save by going File - Save Map File

 

Idaho Red Rocket 3

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• Jul 20, 2019

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890 to 920 is enough. I started at 920 and have since lowered to 900 then 890. Very happy at 890.

 

RocketmanBristol

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• Jul 20, 2019

• #5

R-III-R Turbo said:

You click on the cell you want to change, it will highlight itself then, and up/down arrows appear beside it
You can either click on the up or down arrows, or use PgUp / PgDn buttons on your keyboard.

This goes 10 at a time on this table.
If you hold down shift, PgUp / PgDn will move it 100 at a time in this table.





You can add your change to the map info by






You save by going File - Save Map File

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Great explanation thanks, will have another go tomorrow!

 

warp9.9

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• Jul 20, 2019

• #6

I keep it above 900 typically 940 for better oil pressure. I noticed it gets pretty low below 900 .

 

sonny

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• Jul 20, 2019

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After riding all week in 100 plus heat and getting stuck at a stop light for about 15 minutes am real glad that the week before adjusted idle to around 960. May be a bit high but will keep it there until the heat wave is over. Keep the oil flowing

 

Jvheli

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• Jul 20, 2019

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My lowest idle rpm is 1000. Why I like it higher is stuck in traffic, hot, I know I’m getting adequate oil pressure.

And 1000rpm sounds right to me.

 

RocketmanBristol

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• Jul 21, 2019

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This is the display I’m getting ,nothing like the one on yours turbo, Is the later version of tune ecu different no matter where I click there seems to be no way to adjust.

 

warp9.9

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• Jul 21, 2019

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RocketmanBristol said:

This is the display I’m getting ,nothing like the one on yours turbo, Is the later version of tune ecu different no matter where I click there seems to be no way to adjust.

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Dude send me your map. Your probably right I think like early tune tune edit tune ecu did not have that access. And well your running a verry out dated map. In the tune ecu section you can down load the newer version of tune ecu. Anyway off to church
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