Sgt Gus
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- Truck Year
- 87
- Truck Model
- R20 3/4 ton
- Engine Size
- 454ci/7.4L
Ours is a 454 and functions as you described in the last paragraph exactly.Idle will be higher in P/N. To me it sounds like somebody has modified the tune to bump the idle target, especially if the IAC seems to be moving around to maintain it. Mine is bumped to idle around 650-675 in gear and is probably around 850 in P/N. IAC counts don’t usually move much from park to gear, so with less load on the engine the idle goes up. And if the PROM is a tune, I’d wager that somebody also also modified the open/closed loop logic.
Edit - I see you have a 454. I am more familiar with 350. Some of the 454 had open loop idle as a factory tune. Also 454 idle speed target is 750rpm in drive fully warmed up and idle is open loop. This is all in the emissions and drivability manual. Sounds like you don’t have an issue to me with idle control via the computer
Have only started looking at data via WinALDL, 4800 baud, using normal pins NO 10k resister.
Also, still single wire O2 at stock exhaust manifold drivers side.