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Right, I'll try and make this make sense...
I seem to have drastically improved my dodgy idle (fast/slow fast/slow) by fitting some new IC/intake pipes. (I'll come back to that fast slow crap in a minute)...
It sits nicely at 750rpm, although does slightly randomly fluctuate +/- 50rpm, is that normal?
But, if I press the accelerator as gently as I can, it jumps from 750 to 1500, it is impossible to get anything in between. Now, referring back to the fast slow idle, if I adjust the TPS, at the moment it is fully counter-clockwise, as even the very very slightest movement clockwise, sends the idle to 1500rpm, exactly as it was doing with the dicky idle. I can move it all the way clockwise then to no effect. Is this normal?
Also, now it is sitting at 750rpm reasonably nicely, I thought all was well, but it hesitates when you first press the accelerator, gives a bit of a cough and a splurt, then shoots into life, and also will stall whilst decelerating (it's an auto) if I don't have the heater or anything else that pulls a load switched on, which is not much fun when you lose brakes and steering!
Any ideas? I have done a vacuum test, slight leak which I fixed, changed all visible fuel lines as I had a leak, replaced IC/intake hoses as 2 were cracked, removed, tested and cleaned the AAC valve and the Idle control valve jobby thingy, and cleaned all connectors I could find ... Tommorrow I will be removing, testing and cleaning the air regulator, any other thought or ideas on this?
Any help is vastly appreciated!!!