How to adjust idle speed VVT-i engine Toyota Corolla. Years 2000 to 2010

How to adjust idle speed VVT-i engine Toyota Corolla. Years 2000 to 2010. Low idle and high idle adjusting.

[@davidtorres1696]

I'm a big DIY fan, adjusted the idle screw on my matrix after 3yrs vibration and stalled where the main issue now my idle at 755 on drive what a difference thanks for this video 👍

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

👍😀

[@chriscarstens523]

Thank you! I did what you said and now my corolla idles perfect.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Great job!

[@jonnsmith180]

Thank you! Quick and to the point video without all the lead in, jibber-jabber and self promotion.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

You bet!

[@alexshatner3907]

@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor My problem with my 2007 Toyota Yaris is that when I start it idles at 2000 RPM and even after it warms up the idle does not go down, what do I do? I thought there was a Idle adjustment on top of the throttle body bu there is not. any suggestions?

[@heyitsthatoneguy91]

So I dont see why it wouldnt work but I saw a comment saying how this will mess with the TPS sensor so I swung by my mechanics and he confirmed...unfortunately I think this wont fix the idle issue or will only fix it for a short while. Its got to be between (if i remember correctly 4.75 and 5.5 I dont remember the unit of measurement. Point being there is a small window and if you go too low OR high it can cause problems. None the less vids are appreciated. Your alternator video saved me the cost of installation.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks Sir. :-)

[@tardeliesmagic]

I love these videos! I learn more about car engines and to fix them than ever before.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Toyota is easy to service !

[@automotive8741]

This fixed my corollas idle problem. Thank you! ;)

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi and Thanks for info. :-)

[@UnicycleIdiot]

I'm a huge fan of your videos. Just a note: Corollas years 2005 and later do not have mechanical throttles

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks :-)

[@taterlysaladman9377]

Uh yes please change the title of your video to 2005. You were notified a year ago. This comes up for newer engines and it's quite worthless.

[@The_Touring_Jedi]

Also Toyota Auris 1.4vvti with same engine from 2006. no setting mechanical idle throttle. Only over ECU. There is a small nut like you have on old Corolla but they welded that small allen hole so you can not use it. Funny thing is everything else on the engine is the same, almost. Those engines from Toyota are bulletproff with timing chain.

[@donspirz4199]

Change the title, 2005 and up Corollas don't have a cable or adjustment. They are all drive by wire. This video is misleading and a waste of my time...

[@jaggass]

@@donspirz4199 Mine is 2005 and has a throttle cable.

[@lorenyork]

You, sir, are a legend. I can now fix the idle revs on my sister's 2002 corolla. They sit at around 1500rpm at the moment. Wew!

[@LMBLNCR]

When the engine is cold it is supposed to sit at 1500, when warm it'll go down to about 700 on a manual, 1000 on an automatic.

[@warriorplutotrent3827]

@@LMBLNCR is 1000 normal idle on an 2004 Corolla? Automatic

[@LMBLNCR]

@@warriorplutotrent3827 1000 for auto is correct, for a manual it is 700.

[@warriorplutotrent3827]

@@LMBLNCR ok thanks alot

[@LMBLNCR]

@@warriorplutotrent3827 if you have concerns like the engine running rough, or bad idle speed fluctuation and etc: Get some throttle body and carby cleaner, and spray it into the IACV intake port beside the butterfly valve in the throttle. Flip the butterfly valve open and do the same in the port on the engine side, it should be left to soak through the carbon deposits and whatever other debris is in there for half an hour, then crank the engine and step on the throttle for a moment so it doesn't die out being too rich. this should make the idle smoother and better, as well as increase idle fuel economy. if you have any other concerns feel free to pass em on.

[@Carlos-67]

As far as I am aware idle speed cannot be adjusted with that Allen key screw on any engines with a throttle body. That screw is just a stop for the throttle butterfly and not an idle adjustment, which is electronically controlled. If you turn that screw in then the butterfly comes away from the throttle body and the air will no longer go through the idle circuit. What I have learnt in my 35 years of experience is to NEVER adjust your idling via that screw. You turn the screw until it’s just touching and then one quarter turn in. Idling is not adjustable on these engines.

[@niaz.shovon]

It comes in handy when your car stalls frequently at traffic stops, you can readjust the engine to idle at a higher rpm in such case. I think they put this adjustable screw for a purpose, may be for a temporary fix.

[@enriqueb4412]

Adjusting it the way he did helps if a new part such as a Idle Control Sensor was added that has a slight bigger opening for air which increases RPM’s.

[@stellabckw2033]

but what if the air no longer goes through the idle circuit? what happens then?

[@chrisg6091]

This technically correct - however on high mileage Japanese cars up to 2004 experiencing low rough idle due to low revs, the most cost effective quick fix is indeed to adjust the throttle stop up slightly. At this age these vehicles cannot have the parts cannon fired at them - MAF sensor replaced (no difference), Throttle Position Sensor replaced (still no difference!) etc. First time I went through this I was out of pocket a large sum of money snd still too low idle. Owner adjusting the throttle stop up just a bit immediately fixed the issue in 5 minutes and cost nothing. The car is kept in generally good running order and regularly serviced but I can’t justify big $. I don’t care if it affects the car long term to raise the idle speed a smidge because it’s nearing the end of its life anyway. If it lasts another 5 years then great

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for comment

[@stephenreynolds6378]

Love your videos peter on toyota .i own a 1.6vvti avensis and with the covid ive had to do my own servicing.ill continue to do so now.thanks mate

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks 👍

[@bolsbolbol368]

Thank you very much, once you zoomed in real close there it was easy to see what you were doing

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Great !

[@hlq2action310]

Isn't it there inside a bypass air passage for the idle speed control valve controlled by the ECU ? mine got clogged with carbon.

[@jaggass]

I didn't know you could alter the idle speed on E12 Corolla's as i've never seen that nut and grub screw on the throttle body and thought it was computer controlled like it on most modern cars. I know that Toyota were one of the last if not last to keep making nice and simple cars in the 2000's.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

hi, good comment, this screw adjustment is a bit of a self-invented idea, but it works, but it's worth a try

[@orbitaaltube]

I have owned two of these e11 corollas. best car in the world. I now drive Tsport e12. thanks for another useful video.

[@toyotoe3732]

+Orbital Tube I believe mine is an e11 ( 1.4 vvti - year 2000). I change oil and filter every 6 months. Superb engine and gearbox. Most reliable car I have ever owned. Only paid £800 for it 4 years ago.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+toyo toe Thanks for feedback. :-)

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+Orbital Tube Thanks for feedback. :-)

[@dk2428]

Ah the era of cars that you could fix with a spanner and an allen key. '90s and early '00s toyota's 4 life!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Good comment 👍

[@CryptoGuru369]

Thank you very much for creating this video! We call the hexagon tool an 'Allen wrench' in the USA.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks. Allen Wrench

[@elvishpretzely9173]

Allen key in Australia ✌️

[@evelynurueta6177]

Good job 👍🏻 throttle cables stretch just like on motorcycles and dirt bike atvs etc of course you can adjust you idle like this lol that’s an idle screw 😮😂 nice vid .

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Noted 😀👍

[@scouperful]

Thanks Peter Finn. This has been a good lesson from you ✌️❤️🇨🇦

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Glad it was helpful!

[@timothyjosephocampo1131]

thank you so much sir for sharing this video. i did this in my toyota previa

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for comment, 😀👍

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

Thank you for the reply coming from carburetors on motorcycles which is my main transportation. Initially that's what I thought that screw was for. And it does seem to adjust idle thank you for the response that says it's around 800 I will and I think it is around 800 I will check next time. ✌️🖖😸🏍️🌻

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

👍

[@mikegadoua9589]

hi Peter six sided tool is called a allen key

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+Mike Gadoua Thanks ! :-)

[@thomashvnmusic]

LOL

[@YANGNIMOG]

Also called allen wrench.

[@heyitsthatoneguy91]

Technically, its a hex key/wrench. Allen is the most notorious name which has become synonymous with the tool...just like a crescent wrench..kevlar is another example. Kevlar is the name brand of a material made by DuPont

[@johnd2174]

Thank you so much you explain everything so clearly and great detail much appreciate

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

You're very welcome!

[@petrsman6514]

Hie sir my corolla does delay when pressing gas pedal and picks after a while

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Noted

[@nunosilva5507]

Hi peter! I had a same problem in toyota mr2 1.8vvti. My idle speed go to 550rpm. I just clean the trothle body inside, and the problem gonne! Thank you. Try clean the trotle body inside, you don t need ajust the screw

[@Ken-we9jc]

Peter! You are awesome! Thanks for all of your videos!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+Ken Thank You. I appreciate Your feedback.

[@omarhadjarab8049]

I checked, cleaned, replaced all the necessary parts for idling issue and the probleme still persists, and good friend advise me to clean that engine idling controller which you just touched, he said remove it and clean it from carbon and everything will be good again. I did the spark plugs, coils, MAF sensor, O2 sensor, air filter, vacuum hoses, throttle body, oil filter, I haven't done what he said yet, so I'll try your trick first, if it doesn't work, I'll remove the idle controller and clean it.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for info 👍👍👍

[@kylekatarn7347]

Hi Peter my Corolla has same engine in video Toyota Corolla 2004 model, but mine has problem on idle it goes from 800 to 1200 rpm back and forwards on idle, I havent had look yet was going change spark plugs as been over year since changed, looked at Haynes manual and it said could be other things what is your thoughts , i watched your video which shows good how to higher the idle speed or lower. but mine seems to be going from normal to high without pressing the pedal.

[@taylsunbo1197]

i am having similar issues

[@Brondon_dsv]

Do you have somes new ? I have the same

[@IbrahimKhan-zn5nc]

Hello Peter tnx for the video can you please make a video on idle valve cleaning in coroll 2008

[@martinf9626]

Oh my god because of the code of the check engine light was give me I change the air flow sensor /the gasket of the throttle body / the Idle Air Control Valve / noting works / and I look your video and found out it was that , because the idle was at 2000 rpm Thank you sir

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Glad it helped

[@chandamwila1754]

Thanks so much for the video sir. My 1ZZ Toyota engine suddenly raised it's idle speed from 650 rpm factory set up to 2100 rpm. Can I adjust it's idle in the manner you have done or it calls for something else?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

No problem

[@chandamwila1754]

@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor I adjusted idle to until zero but the idle speed just dropped Abit from 2100rpm to 1400 rpm. What could be the problem? I have replaced intake gasket, cleaned mass airflow sensor and throttle body.I checked vacuum hoses and replaced cracked pipes but the problem seems to stay.

[@tafadzwamusekiwa659]

@@chandamwila1754 check your oxygen sensor, it could be running lean all the time, do you have bad fuel mileage?

[@niaz.shovon]

@@chandamwila1754 Probably Idle Air Control Valve of throttle body got jammed. You can spray throttle body cleaner in that hole, if that doesn't fix the idle then you'll need a new throttle body. I'm telling this from my personal experience.

[@kenpeoples9886]

you're like that cell phys teacher i had in college. it took me 2-3 weeks to get past his french accent but afterwards really enjoyed the topic. thanks for the informative vids. i acquired a corolla vvvt-i fixer upper and all my google searches thus far lead to you. just curious what the recommended idle speed is on these. i've also heard that idle speed is controlled through pcm. again, thanks for the great vids.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi Ken and Thanks !

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

I two picked up a 2003 Corolla for $200 they have been neglected it's now running good with some small adjustments and care....😸

[@patrickelamm2890]

Funny,, after all the videos, Yea Eureka, good job.👍 thank you for the video and everybody out there🔧🧰🙋‍♂️

[@smiltastic]

I'm trying to figure out how to get the springs put back in that sit right behind the black cable ending housing. I took it off and the springs popped out and I can't figure out how to get them back in. What's that part called right there where the cables join? My gas pedal sticks

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

I have read your message, Thank you 😀👍

[@steelgod]

hello , my RPM go down like 650 when I am on a stop , with brake and Drive position and car starts to vibrate , not much but noticieable and annoying . If i continue stopped but change to Neutral , RPS go up to normal and car stops vibrating . ¿Could this be a low idle speed ajust issue? sorry my bad english , nice video, very clear and explained.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+steelgod Hi, please add idle revs little more

[@upperroomz3289]

Peter i have the same problem on my corolla 2009. Can you help?

[@The_Touring_Jedi]

@@upperroomz3289 Only over ECU that is with computer can you change idle. No mechanical way.

[@hlq2action310]

Isn't the idle controlled by the "idle speed control valve" (the valve is just under of the adjustment screw, you can see the electric connector just below on the video) on VVti engine? they do have that adjusment screw too but why would you use it?

[@niaz.shovon]

It's for the idle fine tuning. Sometimes ecu fails to adjust idle properly, engine stalls in traffic stops, and that's when you need to adjust this. I own this exact same car.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Many Thanks and Happy Good new Year 2025 !

[@teto00o]

Hello peter ... Do you think maybe adding a new airflow that is metal is a big plus since adjusting the idle speed gives more air to the engine ?and thanks for you video definitely im going to try it on my corolla

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Great point!

[@inamrehman8709]

I have Toyota corolla 2010.its engine vibration problem at idle. the RPM is stable at 700. and engine is no misfire at all. following things have been checked. but no success. 1- cleaned Throttle body. 2- checked spark plugs and coils. 3- aif filter is clean. No vacuum leak found. 4- MAF sensor is working fine. 5- spark plugs were inspected , not blakish , no oil on them. 6- car mileage is good, good pick up. 7- fuel pump and filter are found OK. 8- Engine mounts are also fine. kindly advise any solution how to fix?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks

[@DougHinVA]

hold the Allen wrench in place once the idle speed is good and smoother... lock the setting in with the end wrench on the locking nut

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Good Comment. 👍😀

[@chloeleedow7250]

Love your corolla content you're amazing thankyou. I have low idle around 600 instead off 800 or 900, makes me stall a lot or rev too hard taking off, throttle body might be a little sticky to .

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Great to hear!

[@heyitsthatoneguy91]

"Hi, welcome to how to work on *anything* bolt on, on a 9th gen corolla, im your host Peter"

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Yes and Thanks :-)

[@Who-yo3xh]

Thanks, Peter is genius

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

LOL, Albert Einstein was Genius. ;-)

[@glennflores1505]

What do you call that screw that you were adjusting on your video?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for comment

[@GB-nu8fq]

Love your detail videos. Thank you I have 2001 Celica gt. Was having bad engine vibration in drive and reverse only. Replaced all engine mounts. Helped about 90 percent of the vibration out. Still have some. If I put my foot on the gas with other on brake it runs smooth when I hit between 800 and 850 rpm. Right now in park my idle is 750. Should I adjust idle to solve this vibration issue in drive when stopped? Thank you Note: new spark plugs, coils, injectors, fuel filter, maf, clean throttle body and iac valve and air filter

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Noted 👍

[@64947]

Thanks Peter..mine is over reving..problem solved

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Yes and Thanks Sir. :-)

[@wahidchamp]

Hi Fin, i have toyota corolla fielder 2007 Automatic, last few days the engine stalls sometimes while driving and sometime when its in parking, hope u can help

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi, your engine is worn out. It needs new piston rings, maybe

[@mattsouza4395]

How the hell can you tell someone that?

[@inamrehman8709]

where is the screw located on electrinic throttle body 2009-2014 model.corolla ..???

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi, newer models don't have the screw.

[@inamrehman8709]

@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor there is one screw located and can be adjusted with L key. I am not sure, what is its functiin? you might have not seen it.

[@chrisg6091]

*This applies to Toyota Echo up to 2004 as well - identical

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Yep

[@MilesSheahan]

Hi Peter. I made this adjustment which worked nicely at first but then started idling poorly again and gave me a PO505 code which i mever got before. Any idea what the cause could be? Thanks for all yoir videos!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi, maybe your Throttle body is too old. Replace it

[@andykeri8370]

Brilliant .Cheers Mate.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

No problem 👍

[@mkmk6203]

Hello peter,First i would like to thank you for your great videos, and i have a question; i have a 1zz block and i want to know to assemble this engine all the details should be from 1zz or i can use other details from other models??

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+Mk Mk Yes, many parts are same. Please only look part and compare.

[@thomasdavidson8328]

Hi i know this is a dumb question but what is that screw or whatever called. I just tired to do this and the bolt or screw broke..

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Right 👍

[@iam_LosT493]

What would I call these? They are missing on my 2004 automatic Toyota Corolla!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks 😊👍

[@AS03167]

Can I do this on a Toyota Corolla 2010? My mechanic says it’s not possible because my throttle body is electronic

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Right

[@user-rs8zg8ey2b]

on my 2009 there is a adjustment, there is a allen head set screw with some clear glue covering it, its right on the top. If you turn it to far, it will pop a check engine light, just reset the code, go in small increments, and I suggest you mark the setting before you turn it, so you can see how far you have turned it, and retest.

[@projektaielektrotechnika3654]

Hello. What can couse huge fuel consumption in this type engine ? 1,4 vvti gasoline

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Maybe bad piston compression

[@kasunillangasinghe6024]

Hello Peter,pls give me a clear answer ,does this harm tps values??

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hello Kasun and thanks for watching my vid. No harm for tps.

[@toyotoe3732]

Hi Peter. Thank you for video.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+toyo toe Thanks for feedback. :-)

[@lilylalatorre1]

Hello! Thank you for your videos. What is the name of the tiny bolt you have to turn with allen wrench in this video? on my matrix 2003 the tip is broken and cant turn it. im afraid to break it. I think i should replace it. Any body know?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi, it is throttle body adjusting screw. Please visit the Toyota dealer and they can sell new part.

[@Johnslist]

No need if idle is okay? I think I idle around 700 which I thought was proper. I was told to consider it for acceleration issue but I don't think that makes sense.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

👍

[@bmw-e30]

Peter, Wifes Corolla idles perfect after initially going up to almost 2000 revs on cold start up. Just wondering is it normal to rev to this extent when cold. The car idles smoothly when warm.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

It is normal

[@Metal-pizza-cat]

Hey, great videos! So I tried it and it fixed it perfectly but then when I tried starting it again after it got cold the problem was back like I never adjusted it. What happened?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi, you need a new throttle body

[@hayati54]

çünkü vvti motor kendi ayarını kendi yapar.

[@joshuapbz350]

If I twist the allen key clockwise, will the iddle go up or down ?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Yes. The speed decreases

[@mada658]

Thankyou.my cable is actually loose.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for comment, 😀👍

[@MrThegame412]

Hi Peter, I have a 02 Celica gts, the idleler revs up and down after I come to a stop, any idea on what I can do? Took it to the shop but they couldn't find the problem, thanks in advance

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi, you need replace idle speed adjuster in throttle body.

[@MrThegame412]

Can you please send me a link to the part, thank you

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6nUc5-HrZuYe5I

[@ridzuanrazak4106]

hi peter! my toyota corolla had a problem, my engine was vibrated when AC compressor running. do i need to adjust the idle speed to high rpm? help me.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

AC compressor is old and bad. Needs replace

[@ridzuanrazak4106]

Peter Finn thank you peter for the help.

[@iluvherb2]

good video! where are you from? I alway call that tool an allen wrench.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+iluvherb2 Thanks for comment. :-)

[@martinchan8249]

Thank you very much.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

You are welcome!

[@Vtinoco]

Humm have 2000 toyota celica, And when the engine is running, the normal engine speed is very low at 900 rpm, should I set this to 900 rpm?thank you

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Yes and yes

[@peterking1270]

thanks for the info, good man

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Glad to help

[@arbazsohail5617]

Can I put simple 8 number nut and bolt in it ?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Yes

[@perro79]

Can someone tell me where the TPS (Throttle positioning) sensor is located on this car?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Noted 👍

[@larrlawson7821]

thanks man fixed my problem . does this occur often ?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

No. Very rare

[@larrlawson7821]

ok , took wifes car for good long run and absoutly flogged it ( drove it like it was stolen ) next day idle had changed and kept stalling , i did the above and this fixed the problem , cheers mate

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi and many Thanks for comment. :-)

[@ebouwman034]

larr lawson No, over a cars life you’ll have to adjust it now and again, but once it’s set it should be good for a long while.

[@jeromemalimban7038]

Why my throttle lever didnt adjust anymore my adjuster pin is useless what should i do?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for comment 👍

[@tobiasottoni6742]

If i have 1000rpm at idle i should adjust that Up ? Or down ?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

I have read your message, Thank you 😀👍 Please Join my member.

[@iedhunter05]

Video states 2000-2010. 2007 has "Throttle by wire" and not any adjustment.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

👍

[@rasenyaloisaacrasmaterata1205]

Hi pls I need help I have a problem my toyota corolla professional 1.3 2010 model not idling when I drive just cut it off so pls I need help

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Throttle body stuck

[@amyyleee]

Hi peter tried this today because of a low idle for many years 2005 Corolla but it seem to just rev to 2000rpm then when I lower it down it goes to the bad idle again doesn't want to go to 800rpm its high or low idle even with small adjustments is it something I'm doing wrong.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+john hennessy Hi, please do bolt rotation very slow and keep engine running same time. And be carefully with radiator fan !

[@amyyleee]

Hi peter will try again today thanks.

[@The_Touring_Jedi]

@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor 😂🤣 🤣you probably stuck your hand in the fan or something droped into the fan while setting that idle?

[@mysterymystery4002]

Hello peter finn. This is safe to do? Mine is 600 rpm when normal temperature. Feels low and car is shaking. I hear that 600 rpm i normal for vvti. Is this true?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+MysterY MysterY This is safe to do and 600 is Ok rev.

[@heyitsthatoneguy91]

Mines as low as 600 sometimes it idles about 750-800. I believe 750 was factory- dont quote me though. Im gonna bump it up to about 9-1000 on my 02 1.8

[@stevenlouis1024]

Please help if you can. 2ZRFE 1.8 Digital Throttle Body, Ive relearned/reset/ battery disconnect,/ cables crossed without battery 20 minutes, replaced MAF x 2, replaced alternator, replaced camshafts sensors x 2, Crankshaft sensor, air filter, spark plugs x 3 times, coil pack x 2 times, injectors x 3 times, replaced head gasket and seals, replaced the coolant, changed oil @ 3000, changed transmission @ 10,000, replaced coolant fan, and preformed a battery reset and still having an idle whenever at idle and at warmed up plus whenever coolant fan kicks on it drops the rpm. Whenever I put ac on it smooths out. Oh ya I replaced water pump, Serpentine-Belt, timing chain, Crankshaft bearings too. Anyone wanna help.

[@maxcc9161]

excellent video

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+Max CC Thanks for comment. :-)

[@TheRealAceAssassin]

This does not work for the 2009-2010 models. They have an electronic throttle body. The car is also fuel injected.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi My Friend and Thanks for feedback. :-)

[@saifuddinnowshad4061]

How to adjust electronic throttle body? I have corolla 2010 1.6L manual gear car. Having same problem. Please help or reply me any useful video link.

[@patrickcraig8424]

Peter my engine management lite is on my 2002 corolla 1.4 vvt.i and there is a slight splutter from the engine do u know what this would be please..

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Please, do video to me. I listen then.

[@TheRealAceAssassin]

Spark plugs.

[@donptv433]

I have reduced my own but the speed is still increased what should I do

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Ok. Noted

[@margaretborsbey1193]

thank you, i didnt know that.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

+margaret borsbey Thanks your comment. :-)

[@Deba1976]

Where can i buy replacement screw

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Used throttele body

[@kalpeshkapadia4623]

Thanks

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Welcome

[@rataurus1]

Thank you! very informative!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Glad it was helpful! 😃

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

maybe I missed it but what is the RPM supposed to be

[@FuckTheGlobal]

800 ish,

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

800

[@MyRcGoSlow]

My cable is loose like a lot how do I make it not loose

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Noted 👍😀

[@onecryinginthewilderness5981]

dude your messing with the tps setting which will throw off your timeing controlled by the ecm leave it alone your having a idle air control vale proublem or a vacuum leak.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Ok

[@bluesteel2003]

😂

[@bluesteel2003]

The throttle position sensor is attached to the throttle plate for this engine. The throttle plate is the idle air control valve after the engine reaches operating temperature. The open loop is controlled by an actuator below the throttle body. The actuator is controlled by a coolant temp sensor. The actuator opens the high idle valve when the coolant is cold. Closes it when warm then the air flows through a tiny gap in the throttle body. That gap is made by that set screw. When the plate turns so does the potentiometer type position sensor.

[@jaretbrewer5883]

Does anyone know the name of that bolt, I snapped it...

[@thomasdavidson8328]

Im trying to figure the same thing out. Mine snapped to and i don't want to drive my car like this. Have you figured out what its called?

[@crisg4044]

question, by doing this do i get more speed?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Maybe

[@Who-yo3xh]

Einstein was a genius in relativity, you are genius in car

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks !

[@israelcoth6593]

Me funciono, gracias por el dato, saludos !

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thank you very much 😀

[@riverbrowning8135]

anyone know where the idle adjustment is hiding on a 2009 corolla 1.8 L

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

There is no adjusting

[@nfrancisj2122]

River Browning ... the man speaks truth! It's alllllll electronic. Disconnect the battery, clean the air flow control thingy, connect the battery and turn key to on...wait like 5 mins, then start. There'll be a shit ton of smoke coming out of the exhaust, that's the cleaner fumes, but then the computer will adjust itself to the proper idle. My idle dropped a few months later...I replaced the filter and cleaned airways, repeated the cleaning bullshit, and its runs fine. If the idle drops when the air con is on, clean out the gunk in the pulleys and fan. Make sure everything moves freely. If it's still idling like shit... change and gap your plugs correctly.

[@damiphollu]

Peter Finn Hi. If this is the case, then how do I adjust the high idle problem? I tried to change the throttle body but it's hardly compatible with it

[@davidcuellar652]

What's the name of that bolt?

[@thomasdavidson8328]

I couldn't find the name of it so what i did was go to auto zone got a pack of m5 bolts the long ones. Some m5 spacers and used the nut. Youll have to use alot of spacers but it works

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Good point 👍😀

[@neilsahota297]

🙏🙏🙏

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Good comment 😊👍

[@Adz_Win]

Why dont you ever reply back !!!!! In so many feeds ive messaged u

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hello 😃, I have read your comment and I appreciate it. Thanks. 👍

[@rayjunior4807]

👍🏾

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Noted 👍😀

[@Remrie]

Much fix, very rev. Vroom

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Many Thanks 😊👍

[@tonykb2193]

07 has flyby wire.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Ok