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Hey fellas,

Just thought i would check on here in case someone has had this with their cars,

RB20DET, in these cold mornings. starts up fine, idles at around 1000. drive for couple of minutes, the idle is up around 1500 cause she is still cold. been driving for 5 minutes now and the idle will go from the steady 1500 and drop to maybe 800, then back to 1500 and then drop again. the revs pick back up straight away, and sit back on 1500, just wondering what might be causing it?

My ECU is throwing 34 (knock sensor) could this be a possible cause? any other ideas, please let me know

Kind Regards,

Michael

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i found out why its throwing that code, only one knock sensor is connected. the one closest to the fire wall does not have any wires going to it. as far as i can see, no wiring anywhere for it. so i will have to find out where to bring a wire from, or find out if i can just tap over from the other knock sensor

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