my se-r won't idle please help

[Josh Higgins]

IIRC, the stock BB BOV leaks slightly, one reason why it is supposed to be
plumbed back into the intake. So, I would recommend getting a new BOV or
piping the excess air back into the intake.
Now, you say you plugged some vaccum lines?? There is a fairly large one
that hooks up right near the throttle body, I believe it goes to the Idle
air control unit (I don't remember exactly what it's called). Anyhow, this
*must* be hooked up if you want your car to idle. If this is plugged your
car will not idle, ever.. I figured this out the hard way then I did the
turbo on my 92 SE-R. Any kind of vaccum leak will also ruin any chance
of	your car idleing.

Josh Higgins
91 SE-R turbo
92 NX

>Hi Lists members, my se-r is a `96 with a bluebird turbo kit&JWT ecu. I got
>it back yesterday from the muffler shop the intercooler was installed in
>the
>front all the vacuums that I could see have been covered the car runs fine
>if I have my foot on the gas. Was I suppose to do something with the
>timing?
>What degree am I suppose to have it on? Is the blow off valve suppose to be
>completely open? it seem to help a little when I close it
>thanks in advance for any reply's