I've had a high idle for 6 months, basically just hangs as the rpm's drop. P0507. Here is what I've tried:
-swapped throttle body
-spray brake cleaner looking for vacuum leaks
-visually check for vacuum leaks
-replace entire PCV system (for several reasons)
-completely plug off PCV system
-completely plug off HVAC lines to intake
-replace IAC motor (twice)
-replace TPS
-reset TPS
-remove, inspect gaskets, reinstall intake manifold torquing to spec (had to replace knock sensors)
-swap MAF
-running it on speed density
-disconnected battery for 20 minutes to reset computer
-replaced o2 sensors
-capped off EVAP system at the intake
-swapped on ls6 intake manifold with all new gaskets
-replace intake to brake booster hose
-zip tied MAP sensors in nice and tight
any ideas?
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UPDATE (6/2/11): got HPtuners and took a look at my tune, looks like when I had it flashed to a 6 speed tune they went back and put some of my original tune back on from when it was auto so it's a half and half a4/m6 tune, also found some other oddities but I don't know enough to comment on why it would be that way
1. target idle on stock m6 tune showed 0's across all P/N board whereas mine is all filled in as if it were automatic (seems like stock auto idle settings, but calibration details recognizes my car as 6 speed)
2. MAF frequency at one point dips down and then rises back up, I've read it should never do this since an increase in air should never cause a drop in frequency
3. Main spark advance for the most part has a few degrees pulled throughout most of the High Octane table in my tune vs the stock tune
4. M6 Spark smoothing is disabled on mine but enabled on stock (probably still auto settings)
5. Throttle follower table is basically completely flipped on mine vs. the stock tune, again thinking it's an a4 still when it's now an m6
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soooo I flashed it to an entirely stock 6 speed tune and tuned out my emissions codes and whatnot, we'll see if that fixes everything