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October 15, 2014, 12:10:55 pm
rodpaslow
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I've read some post in this forum about mtdi idle. I'd like mine to be a bit higher right around 800-850. If I adjust the fuel screw down and adjust the idle back up it will start to hang at about the same spot every time. Is there a trick to getting it higher without it hanging?
I've also read a post about injectors. I know mine need to be changed. I get some blue smoke at startup and first minutes or so when cold (around 32°F, 0°C). Would re-newing/changing nozzles help this and the idle?
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96' 1.6 TD Golf, Giles pump, VNT 17, Gas changed to Diesel, Air to Water Int.
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October 16, 2014, 12:04:04 pm
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It sounds like you may be fully compressing the idle spring. You may want to stretch it a little.
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October 16, 2014, 02:30:40 pm
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Thanks. I think I may change the nozzle first. See what happens and if I still need to pull the top off and see if I can do that. I have a few other pumps, would replacing the idle spring with a stronger one do the same thing? the LR spring seemed pretty weak to me.
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99' 1.9 1Z Tdi, hybrid pump -1.9 housing & rover internals, 2052 wastegate turbo,.25 hflox nozzles, SDI intake, CTN tranny
96' 1.6 TD Golf, Giles pump, VNT 17, Gas changed to Diesel, Air to Water Int.
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October 16, 2014, 09:35:24 pm
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Yes, a stronger idle spring would accomplish the same thing. I don't recall what idle spring I used in my Rover pump. I think it was the stock rover spring. Idle is rock solid at 890 rpms. On Cummins 4BTA base pumps I always used the Cummins spring and idle is always solid.
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October 16, 2014, 10:06:14 pm
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My Rover pump definitely wants to idle right around 900 too. I have it bumped up slightly from there for vibration purposes but you can let the clutch out and it will hold about 850-875 happily.
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