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Can anyone help i have a r32 gtst rb20det 3" big cooler, r43 turbo remaped ecu stock air box, car idles very high at 2000rpm i have adjusted idle screw and no change, i also have 4 - 5 vacum lines that have been caped off, and don't know were they should be going?, should any of them be going to intercooler plumbing? should they be hooked up? can the airflow meter be dirty and thats causing it to run high? can some one please help me ??????????? thanks peter

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could be a vacuum leak . . .too many things could cause it really, try reconnecting all your vacuum hoses and go from there

connect them were? were do they go can? u take a pic of were your vac lines go for me????? they have been caped off when i un cap them they dont suck or blow any air, what should they be conect too????????????? can any one please ,help me out just need to see some pics or a diagram!!!!!!

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