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R33 Gtst Idle Quick Question After Cleaning Aac

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hi all

my idle is normal when im stopped at lights 800rpm. my problem is i have noticed that my idle when my car is driving along at 60km then you take the out of gear and leave it in nutrual it will idle at around 1000rpm or 1100rpm when it use to idle at around 1500rpm when out of gear rolling along

what is the correct idle for a rb25 when rolling along out of gear thanks people..

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I,000 to 1,100 is normal. It is mostly to power the power steering so you don't need a lot of revs. 1,500rpm would have been too high. The wife's car is an auto R33 which is the same as my manual as far as idle goes coasting.

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