LOW OR ROUGH IDLE FOLLOW DECEL REVISED HOT IDLE CALIBRATIONS. Geo Storm 1992

For 1990-2009 cars

# LOW OR ROUGH IDLE FOLLOW DECEL REVISED HOT IDLE CALIBRATIONS

#### SUBJECT: LOW OR ROUGH IDLES FOLLOWING DECELERATION (REVISED HOT IDLE CALIBRATIONS)

#### VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1992 "R" CAR WITH 1.6/1.8L ENG. (VIN 6, 8) M/T GEO STORM ASUNA SUNFIRE

#### CONDITION:

---------- A limited number of 1992 Geo Storm and Asuna Sunfire ("R"- cars) equipped with manual transaxles may exhibit low or rough idles immediately following a deceleration.

#### CAUSE:

------ Original ECM (Emission Control Module) calibration did not fully address idle instability at ambient temperatures over 27 degrees C (80 degrees F). In severe cases, the low idle may result in a stall. If normal service procedures do not correct the condition, the following calibrations have an improved idle air control feature which will stabilize the rough idles.

#### CORRECTION:

----------- Reprogram ECM "EE Prom", using TECHLINE equipment, with revised calibration part numbers listed below:

EMISSION CALIBRATION ENGINE SYSTEM TRANS NMBER ------ -------- ----- ----------- 1.6L SOHC (VIN 6) FED. M/T 16165809

1.8L DOHC (VIN 8) FED. M/T 16166629

For vehicles repaired under warranty use:

Labour Operation: J6355 Labour Time: 0.3 Hr. (EE Prom Reprogramming)

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