the car idles fine, but when driving at any speed, i down shift to slow down til i get to Neutral and car is still rolling the RPM stays at 1500 till i completely stop wait about 2-3 seconds the idles drops back to normal...i thought when i put it in neutral it suppose to automatically go back to idle(750-800rpm) and im getting really poor gas mileage because of this.
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No, the ECU controls whats called a "moving idle", above (i want to say...3mph), it sets the idle higher until the car stops.
its usually not as high as 1500, more like 950ish -
Actually, I think it does this anything the engine is reved, or at least that's what I've noticed. Comes to just under one thousand for a couple seconds, then back to normal idle.
You could have an incorrectly adjusted idle (BISS) or a lazy/dirty IACV. That's what I would check first. Also could reset the ECU for the hell of it, but the BISS and IACV are good maintenance things to do every few years anyways.Opal Metallic Green '92 LX 2dr manual, 181k miles, '94 prelude VTEC wheels for summer (steelies with snow tires for winter), Omni-power struts/springs, and other junkComment
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i notice this after i clean the IACV ,i must be blind or stupid but where is the idle adjuster, sorry this is my 1st accord, i was always into civics.Originally posted by OttoComment
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