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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / August 2004

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JM - 26 Aug 2004 23:32 GMT
Hi folks,

 I've noticed something interesting on my 99 Altima.  Under the throttle
body there's what I'll call a cam, that the throttle plate mechanism rests
against.  It seems to allow the throttle to rest at different angles, i.e.,
it allows the throttle closed position to change.

My 94 doesn't have anything like this, so I'm wondering what this is for.
It's spring loaded to return to a preset position, and it feels like there's
a cable attached to it underneath that runs inside the throttle body.  Is it
some form of idle speed controller?  My idle seems a little too high (sits
about halfway between 750 and 1000 rpm on the tach) so I was wondering if
maybe this might be out of adjustment, or stuck.  I couldn't get it to move
by hand.

I can't find any mention of whatever this is in my new Haynes manual...
they seem to have left out a lot of the changes between 94 and 99,
conveniently enough.
Steve T - 27 Aug 2004 07:14 GMT
> My idle seems a little too high (sits
> about halfway between 750 and 1000 rpm on the tach)

Sounds like a good place for it to idle to me.
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JM - 28 Aug 2004 02:33 GMT
> > My idle seems a little too high (sits
> > about halfway between 750 and 1000 rpm on the tach)
> Sounds like a good place for it to idle to me.

Maybe it is.  I'm just going by the manual which says 750 and my 94, which
always idles right at the 750 mark.  I'm more curious than anything else
about the purpose of the aforementioned part, and if I find something that's
causing the idle to be a bit high, that would be cool.
 
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