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Originally Posted by bnzpwr
I went to the VCV, removed the dome and it was actually like a bolt rather than a screw. I tried to adjust this by turning it ever so slightly and it changed the idle rpm setting and the car immediately was idling at a higher rate. This made the vacuum drop to about 11" but the idle was wayy too high.
What am I doing wrong? I thought this might have been controlled by the alda not the VCV? How can i get my vacuum system to leak a little bit without changing the way my car idles?
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A vacuum adjustment of the VCV cannot affect idle. It's a physical impossibility because the diesel already has way too much air at idle.
Can you take a photo of the device that you adjusted and post it please?