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my car's idling LOW!... could it be my system?
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<blockquote data-quote="InhumanAcura" data-source="post: 395659" data-attributes="member: 552492"><p>Adjusting the idle is not the problem I assure you of that. If its running fine the majority of the time why would the idle control screw be backing itself in and out. What motor do you have?</p><p></p><p>nosa#'s your alternator is indeed the source of your problem, if idle is being manipulated by the power draw your alternator is working so hard the motor is struggling slowed by the alt.'s resistance. Idealy in your case if you cant afford the alt. a cap would help. Despite everyones disbelief in the usefullness of a cap you are in need of anything taking strain off your charging system. Realistically and in theory they have to work, it may be like getting stabbed and putting a butterfly bandaid on it, but anything will help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="InhumanAcura, post: 395659, member: 552492"] Adjusting the idle is not the problem I assure you of that. If its running fine the majority of the time why would the idle control screw be backing itself in and out. What motor do you have? nosa#'s your alternator is indeed the source of your problem, if idle is being manipulated by the power draw your alternator is working so hard the motor is struggling slowed by the alt.'s resistance. Idealy in your case if you cant afford the alt. a cap would help. Despite everyones disbelief in the usefullness of a cap you are in need of anything taking strain off your charging system. Realistically and in theory they have to work, it may be like getting stabbed and putting a butterfly bandaid on it, but anything will help. [/QUOTE]
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