Fast Idle Solonoid

[YY1]

Making progress.

See my thread here-

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/mopa...noid-for-afb-edelbrock.195104/#post-911579635

 

[JoePole]

Thread deleted????
in the same boat. I fabricated a bracket and mounted a fast idle solenoid from.a TQ but it's not strong enough to override the throttle return spring. Thinking probably because the solenoi spring is weak. Now looking for a nother solenoid to use and not kill the bank. I am running an Edelbrock AVS2. Thanks.

Making progress.

See my thread here-

Fast idle solenoid for AFB/Edelbrock...

 

[toolmanmike]

Thread deleted????
in the same boat. I fabricated a bracket and mounted a fast idle solenoid from.a TQ but it's not strong enough to override the throttle return spring. Thinking probably because the solenoi spring is weak. Now looking for a nother solenoid to use and not kill the bank. I am running an Edelbrock AVS2. Thanks.

The thread opens for me.

 

[JoePole]

The thread opens for me.

Works now. Didn't from the search funct. Must be the 99.9% rule we used at work. 99.9% of the time it's operator error. Thanks Mike.

 

[AR67GTX]

Thread deleted????
in the same boat. I fabricated a bracket and mounted a fast idle solenoid from.a TQ but it's not strong enough to override the throttle return spring. Thinking probably because the solenoi spring is weak. Now looking for a nother solenoid to use and not kill the bank. I am running an Edelbrock AVS2. Thanks.

I don’t believe you will find one that moves the accelerator lever on their own to increase rpm. I have one on my 67 GTX and when I engage the AC I have to give it a little gas so the plunger can extend. Once extended it holds its position.

 

[JoePole]

I don’t believe you will find one that moves the accelerator lever on their own to increase rpm. I have one on my 67 GTX and when I engage the AC I have to give it a little gas so the plunger can extend. Once extended it holds its position.

Will try and report back.....

 

[JoePole]

I don’t believe you will find one that moves the accelerator lever on their own to increase rpm. I have one on my 67 GTX and when I engage the AC I have to give it a little gas so the plunger can extend. Once extended it holds its position.

Worked like a champ!!!!!! Thank you Brother!!