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Thread: Engine warm = Fast idle, what's at fault here?

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    Default Engine warm = Fast idle, what's at fault here?

    I know idle issues have been covered ad nauseum and I've done a bunch of searching, so sorry to bring this up! Now that it's been getting a bit warmer in Cleveland, I noticed that my car idles at ~1000 rpm when it gets warmed up. I used the Bentley and the results were:

    -TPS voltages check ok
    -AFM resistance changes when the "flap" is moved (but not linearly, it kind of jumps around)
    -ICV hums when on and 1-3 pin resistance measures ~ 4 ohms high.

    I cleaned the ICV to ensure that it's not sticking and the engine idles perfectly when cold. So what are everyone's thoughts?

    Oh, 1992 535 manual

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    you test the coolant temp sensors?
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    temp sensors and then idle valve

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