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lexus isf rev drops too low to 500rpm


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Was going to ask the same thing.  Any kind of idle surge, fluctuations in your revs vs dropping to 500 and remaining constant.  Possible vacuum leak?

On my old WRX, i had idle surge, ended up being a blown head gasket but im sure no such thing would happen to such a new ISF.

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i went to dealer for normal service yesterday, and have this issue checked.

mechanic cleaned the throttle , there were some carbon stuck there, now the idle revs comes to 600 rpm, everything is fine:wink3:  

by the way, mechanic explained that maybe my car had been sit in my car park for too long to have the carbon built up.

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12 hours ago, BLK ISF said:

Was going to ask the same thing.  Any kind of idle surge, fluctuations in your revs vs dropping to 500 and remaining constant.  Possible vacuum leak?

On my old WRX, i had idle surge, ended up being a blown head gasket but im sure no such thing would happen to such a new ISF.

mine is just remaining in 500rpm

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On 2016/9/12 at 7:57 AM, Sparky said:

I think mine sits around 600 with no air con on.. Does it sound rough / rough idle at all? Any shaking through the car?

 

Lucky man / lady by the way, 2014 model :yahoo:

no shaking, have the car checked, problem cause by carbon built in throttle, everyhing is all good now.   im a man by the way

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This is standard for the ISF it seems, it is not a fault. I suspect it may be for fuel economy/emissions reasons, to set the idle rpm as low as possible. I agree, in reality it is too low and a bit annoying but you can overcome it by turning on any source of electrical drain such as headlights/sidelights, window demister, A/C, etc...  or put it in Neutral :)

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Have a look on utube most idle at 700 mine sits at 700, if it isn't a problem don't worry go out and flog the date out of it.This is good advice trust me i am a mechanic cheers.

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