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ndsleep612 07-22-2013 01:30 AM

High idling on new FR-S
 
My FR-S was manufactured in May 2013. I bought this in June 2013. After 1 month of ownership and 600-ish miles later, I discovered today that the car has high idling between 1200-1500 at start up when the engine is warmed up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7fnl...ature=youtu.be

Most of what I read about you guys have low idling, never high idling. This is no good. Time to visit the dealership tomorrow morning...

JDM FRS 07-22-2013 04:16 AM

And it stays like even after like 30 seconds? Or only for a bit after start up?

ft_sjo 07-22-2013 04:18 AM

You're taking your car to the dealership because of a normal fast-idle condition on warm-up?

JDM FRS 07-22-2013 04:21 AM

Yea mine revs about the same at startup then goes down. Kinda wish it stayed high because it sounds so sexy lol

Fast_Freddy 07-22-2013 04:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ndsleep612 (Post 1086980)
My FR-S was manufactured in May 2013. I bought this in June 2013. After 1 month of ownership and 600-ish miles later, I discovered today that the car has high idling between 1200-1500 at start up when the engine is warmed up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7fnl...ature=youtu.be

Most of what I read about you guys have low idling, never high idling. This is no good. Time to visit the dealership tomorrow morning...


Look at your temp gauge. Your engine is only partially warmed up and that high idle is perfectly normal unless it stays that way for several minutes or is always that high. The ECU knows best, don't worry so much. The moment anything goes wrong you'll get a CEL. Until then, relax and enjoy the car.

SigmaHyperion 07-22-2013 04:42 AM

Well, first off, the engine isn't full warmed up as indicated by the temp gauge. And, additionally, I've owned a lot of cars, and I don't think of the ones made in the last decade or so at the very least would drop straight to regular idle immediately after start, even if the engine was fully-warmed up. There's always some period of time where it idles a little higher than usual.

Now if you had been driving it around town for 15 minutes. Stopped at a light. And it still idled like that. Then, yeah, you could have an idle problem. But the means to make that happen should throw a CEL if that were the case.

bkblitzed 07-22-2013 05:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SigmaHyperion (Post 1087241)
Well, first off, the engine isn't full warmed up as indicated by the temp gauge. And, additionally, I've owned a lot of cars, and I don't think of the ones made in the last decade or so at the very least would drop straight to regular idle immediately after start, even if the engine was fully-warmed up. There's always some period of time where it idles a little higher than usual.

Now if you had been driving it around town for 15 minutes. Stopped at a light. And it still idled like that. Then, yeah, you could have an idle problem. But the means to make that happen should throw a CEL if that were the case.



remember temp gauge doesn't mean the car is fully warmed up. Oil warms up slower than coolant.

Mikem53 07-22-2013 09:09 AM

So what's the problem? All normal.. Chill out

Symmetrical 07-22-2013 09:40 AM

That looks perfectly normal to me. My BRZ still does the warm up idle even though the engine's already warm, but then after 5 seconds or so it drops back to low idle.

ndsleep612 07-22-2013 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SigmaHyperion (Post 1087241)
Well, first off, the engine isn't full warmed up as indicated by the temp gauge. And, additionally, I've owned a lot of cars, and I don't think of the ones made in the last decade or so at the very least would drop straight to regular idle immediately after start, even if the engine was fully-warmed up. There's always some period of time where it idles a little higher than usual.

Now if you had been driving it around town for 15 minutes. Stopped at a light. And it still idled like that. Then, yeah, you could have an idle problem. But the means to make that happen should throw a CEL if that were the case.

I drove this car the entire day yesterday and had this problem at startup each time. Mind you, if you drive the entire day you'll have a warmed up engine. So far this is the only issue that can be replicated on the car. The ecu is weird...

On a warmed engine, the idle still sits at around 1500rpms for over 30 seconds.

ndsleep612 07-22-2013 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by dttaz (Post 1087216)
And it stays like even after like 30 seconds? Or only for a bit after start up?

After 30 seconds on a warmed engine the rpm still stays the same. It doesn't drop unless I drive.

ft_sjo 07-22-2013 11:35 AM

Well that doesn't sound right.

radroach 07-22-2013 11:49 AM

My car idles at 1500 for 20-30 sec. before first driving.

whtchocla7e 07-22-2013 12:08 PM

NORMAL.


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