Ocelot

I was thinking about doing my exhaust on my 89' TII, and I came to thinking about the 3k rpm warmup process when I start the car. With louder exhausts, am I going to feel like an idiot every time I start my car and make it sound like i'm trying to race someone, or is it not that bad? Anyone have some sound clips of their car starting and revving to 3k rpms and coming back down like standard?

1987RX7guy

iTrader: (3)

You should dissable the accel warm up system

Ocelot

Why? Its not neccessary?

Drifter101

Disable it, but i know what your saying... The girl across the street from me i know happens to use my car as an alarm clock in the morning because i geuss it just echo's down the street when its idling before i go to school

Ryde _Or_Die

Really depends what exhaust you get and whether you have any cats.

krazykoncepts

ya i hate the warm up 3k idle..my car also backfires time to time when i turn it one scares the **** outta ppl...but the 3k idle is just plain annoying

2a+RoN

hey drifter101, my next door neighboor used to use my startup as an alarm too, haha. Everybody use to talk smack to me and about me at school cuz of it too, somebody spit their gum out into my N1 and it burnt up all gross, that bastard! I finally disabled it when removing a bunch of emissions stuff tho.

krazykoncepts

how difficult is it to dissable?
and wut are the cons?

Scott 89t2

start the car with it in any gear instead of "N" and it won't do it. you can't disable it on the S5's.


the 3000rpm thing is horible on the engine. it was made for lower emissions when cold.

krazykoncepts

ya i have a s5......how do u disable it?

you can also stop it by giving it a lil gas but its still a pain.

sickf4i

like "Scott 89t2" said, just kepp it in gear for about 15 secs after you start it. after that the warm up cycle is over and it will idel normal again.

krazykoncepts

sorry i read the post wrong thought it said u can disable it on s5's

Sideways7

iTrader: (7)

I guess its kinda a mute point if you cant disable it, but the 3k RPM warmup isnt needed at all. The reason they had it do that was to warm up the precats faster, which improves the emmisions. It can't be good for the engine. Its even more useless if you have the pre-cats removed. I have a racing beat downpipe/pre-silencer assembly and N1 exhasut on my car, so it was particulary defeaning before i disabled it.

Sideways7

iTrader: (7)

I guess its kinda a mute point if you cant disable it, but the 3k RPM warmup isnt needed at all. The reason they had it do that was to warm up the precats faster, which improves the emmisions. It can't be good for the engine. Its even more useless if you have the pre-cats removed. I have a racing beat downpipe/pre-silencer assembly and N1 exhasut on my car, so it was particulary defeaning before i disabled it.

M5150

or u can just tap the gas and itll turn off

NZConvertible

Removing the AWS solenoid will lower the revs it starts at.

Wanked_FC

iTrader: (1)

If you remove the aws you'll idle around 1500 until the thermowax heats up. Much easier on the engine than the damn 3k warm up.

NZConvertible

The thermowax only holds it at 900-1000rpm. With the AWS gone the BAC valve holds it at ~1500 for the first 15 seconds.

Ocelot

So I should still let it warm up, just not with the AWS method? I always used to wait for it to rev up and slowly come down again. How could I disable it without needing to put it in gear every time I start my car.

RyoFC3S

iTrader: (1)

just start it up in gear.. it wont do it.. drive somewhere where theres not a lot of people, and then warm it up.

Thats what I do.

SureShot

Another option- Put a plug in the AWS line with a hole in it to give just enough RPM's according to your preferance.
My 91NA plug was drilled 1/8". If I remember, it gave about 3-400 PRM increase.

Scott 89t2

with my AWS gone it went from 3000 to about 2800 LOL... the BAC and other thing facing the firewall are both still open I think.

thermowax holds at 1500 till fully warm.

Scott 89t2

it should be in gear when you park it anyways.... so stick the clutch in and start. wait 30 secs. drive away.

NZConvertible

To be honest, I have no idea what the factory set the cold idle speed at, but mine has always been 900-1000rpm. All you need to do is maintain a smooth idle while the engine's cold, so any more than that is just increasing engine wear unnecessarily. The cold idle speed is easily changed by adjusting the screw on the back of the TB. This might lower your 2800rpm start too.

Ryde _Or_Die

Not my car. Thats what you make sure you have a good parking brake for. Doesn't it stress your tranny quite a bit if your on a hill in gear?